feedstuff

[feed-stuhf]

noun

1. feed.

feedstuff

/ ˈfiːdɪŋˌstʌf, ˈfiːdˌstʌf /

noun

1. any material used as a food, esp for animals

Word History and Origins

Origin of feedstuff¹

An Americanism dating back to 1855–60; feed + stuff

Example Sentences

Is this plentiful fiber source a reliable, healthy new feedstuff for livestock, including dairy cows?

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"And sometimes they may even provide a valuable 'recycling' service, by consuming waste products as their primary feedstuff, so the potential advantages to society are significant."

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But early samples of silage corn - a feedstuff made from chopped whole corn plants - indicate higher-than-normal concentrations of two mycotoxins, vomitoxin and zearalenone, she said.

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He warned that “having national bans would mean re-introducing border controls for foodstuff and feedstuff.”

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The big bags are used to haul rice hulls, livestock medication and other feedstuff from small manufacturing plants to large mixing facilities in Asia, according to the report.

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