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Brewery waste is a by product of ethanol industry which uses cereal grains as feed stock. Distiller’s grain has a moderate content of protein and high level of crude fibre which make it an attractive ingredient to be used in ruminant feed (Rasco et al., 1989). Among the various cereal crop residues, paddy straw (Oryza sativa) is the main roughage source for majority of cattle and buffaloes reared in Indian small holdings. However, the nutrient digestibility of straw is very poor. Knowledge on disappearance / degradability of brewery waste incorporated with paddy straw would throw more light on its usefulness and would help to formulate complete feed for dairy cattle. The present study was undertaken to evaluate the in vitro crude fibre disappearance of brewery waste incorporated paddy straw based feeds using Rumen Simulation Technique (RUSITEC).

In vitro Crude Fibre Disappearance of Brewery Waste Incorporated Paddy Straw in Rusitec