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OCR 10KL (15/01/2569) 1. Feed formulation of compressed animal pelletings for ruminants, consisting of: - Plant leaves 27.5-29% by weight - Molasses 41-41.5% by weight - Urea 12-12.25% by weight - White cement 12-12.25% by weight - Salt 1-1.25% by weight - Sulfur 1-1.25% by weight - Mineral mix 1-1.5% by weight - Vegetable oil 2-2.5% by weight. The plant leaves include any one of the following: Acacia leaves, cassava leaves, or Leucaena leaves. The mineral mix consists of manganese, iron, copper, zinc, sodium, iodine, potassium, and cobalt. 2. The process for producing pelleted feed for ruminants, as per claim 1, involves the following steps: Step 1: Raw Material Preparation a) Finely chop any one of the following plant leaves: rain tree leaves, cassava leaves, or acacia leaves. b) Dry the finely chopped leaves in the sun or oven. Measure the moisture content of the raw material to ensure it is less than 10 percent. c) Grind the leaves obtained from step b finely using a roller mill, passing them through a 1 mm sieve. Step 2: Production of Pelleted Feed for Ruminants d) Prepare a container for mixing the animal feed. e) Grind the urea finely. Then, mix it with the ingredients from step c). Stir well in a feed mixing container. f) Next, mix the mixture from step e) with the ingredients: white sulfur cement, mineral mix, salt, and vegetable oil, mixing thoroughly in a feed mixing container. g) Gradually add molasses to the mixture from step f) and knead the mixture until it is homogeneous, dust-free, and can be molded into pellets. h) Weigh the raw materials and put them into a ruminant feed briquetting machine. Then, compress the briquettes until firm. This will produce concentrated nutrient briquettes for ruminants. i) Take the concentrated nutrient briquettes for ruminants from step c) and dry them by burying them in the shade for 1-3 days, followed by sun-drying or air-drying at 60-70 degrees Celsius for 24-48 hours. j) This will result in compressed feed briquettes for ruminants. 3. The process for producing pelleted feed for ruminants, as per claim 2, where step 2 of the production of pelleted feed for ruminants, clause 2), involves sun drying or hot air drying at a suitable temperature of 60 degrees Celsius. 4. The process for producing pelleted feed for ruminants, as per claim 2, which states that step 2, production of pelleted feed for ruminants, involves sun drying or hot air drying for an optimal time of 48 hours.