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alysis  of  food  values,  in  which  you  state 
that  rye  distillers’  grains  are  very  low  in 
protein.  Will  you  give  the  comparative 
value  of  rye  grains  dried  and  those  of 
corn  after  each  has  been  used  to  make 
whiskey  or  alcohol?  It  is  a  little  difficult 
for  me  to  understand  why  it  is  that  the 
dried  refuse  from  corn,  after  being  dis¬ 
tilled  and  oil  extracted,  should  then  be  a 
more  valuable  feed  than  the  pure  corn- 
meal.  Years  ago  I  knew  distilleries  that 
gave  the  slops  as  they  called  it  to  nearby 
farmers,  and  what  they  would  not.  haul 
away  was  dumped  into  streams  to  get 
rid  of  it.  What  is  gluten  meal?  Is  it 
the  refuse  from  corn  after  the  starch  is 
extracted?  W.  If.  E. 
Pennsylvania. 
The  Maryland  Experiment  Station 
made  digestion  tests  with  rye  distillers’ 
grains,  and  the  results  are  published  in 
their  bulletin  No.  168.  All  Eastern  rye 
distillers’  grains  are  very  similar  in  com¬ 
position.  The  figures  given  in  Henry’s 
table  and  others  are  for  different  classes 
of  goods.  Herewith  find  the  crude  and 
digestible  analysis  of  rye  distillers’ 
grains : 
Crude  Digestible 
Per  cent.  Per  cent. 
Protein  . 10.06  0.79 
Nitrogen  free  extract. .  47.37  21.18 
Fat  . . 7.65  5.35 
Fiber  .  14.41  3.19 
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Guaranteed  Analysis:  20  p.  C.  protein,  5  p.  c.  (at,  3  p.c.  fibre,  55  p.c.  carbohydrate*.  Note  the  nnuiually  low  Per  cent  of  fibre. 
Total  per  cent .  36.51 
Total  nutriment  .  43.20 
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