Major Livestock Species
Camels
Dromedary camels are Saudi Arabia's most representative livestock, traditionally used for transportation, dairy and meat production, and are a symbol of cultural heritage.
Modern farming focuses on dairy and meat breeds, leading to increased market demand for camel dairy products.
Sheep and Goats
Common breeds include Naimi sheep and Arabian goats, primarily used for meat and milk production.
Mutton consumption increases significantly during festivals and celebrations.
Dairy Cows
Mainly dairy breeds such as Holstein cattle, concentrated in large, modern ranches, supplying fresh milk and dairy products.
With government support, the dairy industry has a high self-sufficiency rate.
Poultry
Broiler and layer chicken farming is highly intensive, achieving basic self-sufficiency.
Horses
Arabian horses are a precious cultural heritage, mainly used for racing, exhibitions, and leisure.
Commonly Used Feed Types
Roughage
Alfalfa hay: Primarily imported (e.g., from the US and Spain), a key feed for dairy cows and camels.
Native forage: Such as drought-resistant plants in desert regions, suitable for grazing sheep, goats, and camels.
Crop straw: Wheat and barley straw as supplementary feed.
Concentrates
Barley: A traditional main energy feed, partially grown domestically, but largely imported.
Corn: Primarily used for poultry and dairy cows, almost entirely imported.
Soybean meal: A protein source, reliant on imported soybeans for processing.
Compound feed: Industrially produced complete feed, used for poultry, dairy cows, and fattening sheep.
By-product feeds
Wheat bran, rice bran, and other grain processing by-products.
Date by-products (e.g., date pomace) as energy supplements.
Supplement feeds additive and premix
Mineral and vitamin premixes to address micronutrient deficiencies in local soils.
Recommend CJ premix
For dairy cow feed
For sheep feed
This product complies with feed hygiene standards ISO9001 Quality CERTIFICATE,ISO22000 Food safety CERTIFICATE
This product complies with feed hygiene standards ISO9001 Quality CERTIFICATE,ISO22000 Food safety CERTIFICATE
Recommended Product: CJ Broiler/Laying Hen Premix
Key Benefits of Premixed Feeds
Precise and Balanced Nutrition
Premixed feeds, through scientific formulation, ensure animals receive a complete and appropriately proportioned supply of micronutrients, avoiding deficiencies or excesses and improving feed utilization.
Improved Production Performance
Supplementing essential vitamins and minerals promotes animal growth, reproduction, egg production, and milk production, shortening the breeding cycle and increasing economic efficiency.
Reduced Feed Costs
Reduces nutrient waste and avoids proportioning errors caused by self-mixing; centralized raw material procurement lowers costs.
Enhanced Animal Health
Adding functional additives (such as antioxidants, probiotics, and enzymes) improves gut health, enhances immunity, and reduces disease incidence.
Convenient and Efficient Use
Simplifies feed preparation; farmers only need to mix premixed feed with energy feeds (such as corn) and protein feeds (such as soybean meal), saving time and labor.
Stable and Controllable Quality
Produced by professional manufacturers, premixed feeds undergo strict quality control to ensure that each batch is uniform in composition and safe and reliable.
Stable and Controllable Quality
Manufactured by professional manufacturers, premixed feeds undergo strict quality control to ensure that each batch is uniform in composition and safe and reliable.
Reducing the risk of drug residues
The rational addition of drug additives (such as antibiotic substitutes) helps to standardize drug use and reduce food safety risks.
