Glycerin, Glycerine and Glycerol what’s the difference? The first thing to understand is that Glycerin, Glycerine and Glycerol are all the same polyol compound. The name Glycerol is more of a generic term for products that contain the ingredient Glycerin or Glycerine. Read the ingredi.com article
Positive responses are obtained with glycerol content up to 10 per cent in poultry diets, according to a review of the literature by researchers from Arkansas and Yangling. Click here for news Glycerin–A New Energy Source for Poultry
Glycerin, molassess may help hay-fed heifers digest fiber. Click here for new glycerin_molasses_news
Diets containing crude glycerol have less feed dust, although feeder adjustment remains important. Pigs will readily eat diets with crude glycerol. Click here for news IPIC11b
Previously published research and recent work completed at Purdue University indicate the value of glycerol as a feed for lactating dairy cattle. Glycerol as a Feed Ingredient in Dairy Rations
Whole Energy became interested in glycerin in 2006 while planning development of a vertically integrated, regional biodiesel company. Although it decided to narrow focus on marketing and distribution, the company has kept glycerin top of mind. http://www.biodieselmagazine.com/articles/17963/breaking-new-ground-with-glycerin
The uses of glycerin – crude, USP-grade or otherwise – and other byproducts from biodiesel production are virtually limitless. Profiled here is the glycerin and coproduct research of three Next Generation Scientists for Biodiesel. http://www.biodieselmagazine.com/articles/17970/the-next-generation-of-biodiesel-coproduct-research
