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Rape seed is the basic raw material of food industry and is a very important crop grown in Poland. The acreage put into rape, which has increased with years, is evidence of that. The residue after extraction of oil from low glucosinolate (LG) rape seed, LG-rapeseed oil meal, is used for feeding purposes. The chemical composition as well as nutritive value of LG-rapeseed oil meal were determined in many investigations. The good results of breeding to eliminate glucosinolates and erucic acid from rape seed (Krzymahski, 1985) have permitted the full fat seed of low glucosinolate varieties to be used also as a feed component for poultry and pigs. Utilization of full fat LG-rape seed of new varieties in animal feeding requires accurate knowledge of its chemical composition. The aim of this paper is to supplement the data on the chemical composition of LG-rape grown in North-Eastern Poland in 1990.

A note on the chemical composition of low glucosinolate rape seed produced in North-Eastern Poland