Can corn screenings such as bee’s wings and cracked kernels be used as supplemental feed for spring calving cows and wintering bulls being fed hay? Or would it be better to mix the screenings with other products such as oats and soybeans to get more feed value? Are there any dangers to feeding only screenings?

Corn screenings can be fed to cattle. Screenings are usually about 11 percent crude protein and equal in energy to corn. Because of their small particle size, they present a dust concern and will be digested in the rumen at …

What are soybean hulls?

The short answer is, soybean hulls are a by-product of the soybean oil and soybean meal industry and can be used in cattle diets.

The long answer is: Soybean hulls are a by-product of the process by which soybean oil …