The golden energy for high-yield herds.
OryzaFat® carries concentrated energy past the rumen to where she can use it. Made from rice bran oil fatty acids, protected as a calcium soap.
A high-yielding cow can't simply eat her way out of an energy gap. Her appetite has a ceiling. Her milk does not.
Energy that does not fight the rumen.
Grain adds starch that can push rumen pH down. Plain oil can interfere with fibre digestion. Bypass fat is the third way: protected in the rumen, released further down the tract.
Illustrative, not to scale. Actual response depends on the animal and the whole ration.
From rice bran to the small intestine.
A calcium soap that stays intact at rumen pH and lets go in the acid abomasum, where the energy can be absorbed.
Paddy is milled
Rice processing begins an agricultural chain that ends in the dairy.
Rice bran
The milling by-product. Rich in oil, and too valuable to waste.
Oil to fatty acids
Refining rice bran oil yields a stream of rice bran oil fatty acids.
Protected as OryzaFat®
Fatty acids are bound with calcium into a protected bypass fat.
Energy for the herd
Concentrated energy that passes the rumen, supporting high-yield animals.
A different raw material.
Most bypass fats start from palm, dominated by palmitic acid. OryzaFat starts from rice bran oil, an Indian rice by-product whose fatty acids are mostly unsaturated.
What changed in the milk.
In an on-farm trial, milk fat shifted toward unsaturated fatty acids after OryzaFat entered the ration.
Saturated (SFA)
Monounsaturated (MUFA)
Polyunsaturated (PUFA)
% of total milk fatty acids. A field observation, not a clinical or nutritional claim. Full trial details will be published with the report.
Checked at the start. Checked at the end.
A rumen bypass calcium soap for dairy cattle and buffalo, tested on the incoming fatty acids and on the finished product.
A well-fed cow. A healthy herd. Milk you can trust.
Made for the people who feed the herd.
Dairy farmers
More energy for animals in high production.
Distributors
Carry OryzaFat in your region.
Nutritionists and vets
Specifications, COA and ration questions.
Institutions
Universities, trials and collaboration.
International
Supply for dairy markets beyond India.
From the paddy to the pail.
A refining by-product becomes high-value animal nutrition: an agricultural circular economy built on rice.
A fat supplement protected so that it passes through the rumen without being broken down by microbes. It is then digested and absorbed in the small intestine, where it supplies energy.
The calcium salt of fatty acids. Largely insoluble at rumen pH, it dissociates in the acidic abomasum, which is what makes it a rumen-protected fat.
It depends on yield, stage of lactation, body condition and the rest of the ration. Please consult our technical team or your animal nutritionist.
Ready to put golden energy in the ration?
Tell us about your herd, your region or your institution. The right team will come back to you.