Soybean Hulls - Heat Treated, Milled, High Energy And Digestible Fiber Feed

These Soybean Hulls are a by-product of the process by which soybean oil and soybean meal are produced. When soybeans enter the processing plant, the beans are screened to remove broken and damaged beans and foreign materials. The beans are then cracked and the hulls removed. After the removal process, the Soybean Hulls are heat treated and milled. The nutrients in soybean hulls are highly digestible and are considered an energy feed as opposed to a roughage feed. In some studies, the fiber has been shown to be 85 percent digestible, which illustrates a product high in fiber can also be high in energy. This also explains why you do not want to use soybean hulls for roughage in ruminant diets.