Animal forage
Lentil & Mung Straw — Pulse Crop Roughage
Straw from lentil and mung harvests; economical roughage for dairy and beef with seasonal availability.
What it’s for
Backgrounding and cost-driven dairy roughage when cereal straw is expensive.
How it’s used
- Choose single or mixed lots. Specify lentil-only, mung-only or mixed straw per formulation preference.
- Confirm import acceptance. Some markets scrutinise pulse plant material — classify phytosanitary needs early.
- Moisture and foreign matter. Target ≤12–15% moisture with agreed contamination limits.
- Introduce gradually. Blend into existing rations and monitor intake before raising inclusion.
Product Overview
Pulse crop straws provide economical fibre when cereal straws are costly. We source lentil and mung straw separately or as mixed lots per buyer request, with moisture checks and foreign matter limits.
Export markets should confirm import acceptance of pulse straws — our team assists with phytosanitary classification and documentation.
Indicative specs — confirm moisture, bale weight and container stuffing with our export team before contract.
Product FAQ
- Can lentil and mung straw be mixed in one container?
- Yes, if your contract allows mixed lots. We can also stuff single-crop containers on request.
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