40 lb Soy Hull Pellets, Conventional

Our soy hull pellets are crafted from freshly farmed soybeans and prepared by our trusted Amish pellet manufacturer, the same craftsmen who supply our popular hardwood oak pellets. These pellets contain no oils or fillers, ensuring purity and quality.

More About Soy Hulls

Common Names:

- Soybean mill feed

- Soybean mill run

- Soybean hulls

Soy Hulls are a byproduct of the soybean harvest and processing process. One of the reasons we offer soy hulls in pellet form is to make handling of this nutrient rich sustainable resource available for those who live in areas where local sourcing is not possible. Just as we make oak pellets available for those who do not have local access to good hardwoods.

• Forage replacement: They can replace a portion of hay or other forages, helping to manage costs and improve forage utilization, especially when forage is limited.
• Grain replacement: Soy hulls can also be used to replace some grain in the diet, making them a cost-effective alternative.
• Cost-effective: They can be a more economical choice than other feedstuffs, particularly when compared to corn, and are often cheapest to purchase in late summer or early fall.
• Enhances diet: Supplementing with soy hulls can lead to increased bacterial protein flow and improved digestion in ruminants.
• Prebiotic qualities: They are being explored as a source of prebiotic fibers for other animals, such as piglets.

Important consideration

• Urease activity: If using urea in the ration, heat-treated soy hulls are necessary because raw hulls contain urease, an enzyme that can cause problems when combined with urea.
• Nutrient variation: The nutritional content of soy hulls can vary, so it is important to know the specific analysis of the product you are using.
• Bloat risk: At high levels of intake, soy hulls can increase the risk of bloat in cattle, and a preventative may be needed.
• Physical form: Soy hulls are often sold in a pelleted form to increase density, reduce dust, and make handling easier, although this does not change their digestibility.
• Always provide roughage: When using soy hulls, ensure animals still have access to some long-stem roughage like hay or pasture to maintain adequate physical fiber intake.