The efficient delivery of choline chloride to agricultural feedstocks is a essential aspect of improving animal nutrition and production. Novel research has explored the possibility of utilizing corn cob granules as a sustainable delivery system for choline chloride. These granules, often generated

Corncob granules, derived from the abundant agricultural byproduct corncobs, have emerged as a promising candidate for biomass applications. Their chemical traits are crucial in determining their suitability for various processes. This article provides an comprehensive analysis of the key parameters