brewer's grain

British  

noun

1. an exhausted malt occurring as a by-product of brewing and used as a feedstuff for cattle, pigs, and sheep

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Example Sentences

Another sustainable working part of Central Oregon Ostrich’s system is its food source because spent brewer’s grain is near perfect food for ostriches.

From Seattle Times

Farmers can pay a small fee to join this local nonprofit’s Brewer’s Grain Alliance, which enables the farmers to purchase wet brewer’s grain at a reduced cost.

From Salon

“We could get a higher price for our brewer’s grain and send it out of the state, but all of our grain stays within a maximum of a 100 mile radius of Asheville,” Ampe says.

From Salon

Bless your heart, no; but getting as tired of one swateheart as a pig of brewer's grain.

From Project Gutenberg