Posted by paul on September 16, 2022 at 08:06:24 from (66.60.209.84):
In Reply to: Using soybeans posted by Charlie M on September 15, 2022 at 14:08:57:
Still need processing. A few have on farm roasters.
Cattle can consume a small amount, is it about 3 lbs, of whole beans if it helps the ration.
Generally now a days here the beans get sold to the coop or big processor. The farmer buys back a feed supplement designed for his type of livestock. Most likely some processed soybean meal is part of that feed. Its possible a few bits of his own soybeans come back to him over time. There are often feed bank arrangements where selling or storing grain with the feed mill has less storage or drying costs if you but so and so much feed back from them.
In fact many now sell the beans and corn, and then have mixed feed delivered back to them. Got rid of all the feed making machinery entirely on the farm.
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