In order to obtain cheap protein for animal feed, it is mainly due to the rapid progress in biotechnology because it has new means of producing these proteins cheaply.
For example, UK-based IC.I was the first to establish a plant to produce a protein that would fit as animal feed and produce protein from the plant.
It was produced in the 1960s by converting the by-products of the petroleum refining industry into cheap sources of animal protein. Through the growth of bacteria and yeast on methanol or methane, dry residues can be harvested to make the product as a protein used to feed animals.
The idea of the formation of monovalent proteins is that the proton microbes feed on methanol in the presence of ammonia and oxygen gases with some other substances such as phosphoric acid and magnesium sulphate.
For example, UK-based IC.I was the first to establish a plant to produce a protein that would fit as animal feed and produce protein from the plant.
It was produced in the 1960s by converting the by-products of the petroleum refining industry into cheap sources of animal protein. Through the growth of bacteria and yeast on methanol or methane, dry residues can be harvested to make the product as a protein used to feed animals.
The idea of the formation of monovalent proteins is that the proton microbes feed on methanol in the presence of ammonia and oxygen gases with some other substances such as phosphoric acid and magnesium sulphate.
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