Animal forage
Peanut Straw — Fibre Forage for Ruminants
Peanut straw baled after groundnut harvest; useful fibre source for ruminant diets and regional feed trade.
What it’s for
Ruminant roughage programs seeking alternatives to cereal straw.
How it’s used
- Specify cleaning. Ask for reduced soil and pod debris and moisture ≤12–15%.
- Lab sample first. Test protein and fibre before locking inclusion rates.
- Bale for export. Small square or compressed bales with phytosanitary support as required.
- Store dry. Keep covered to avoid mould after discharge.
Product Overview
Peanut straw offers alternative fibre after groundnut harvest. We reduce soil and pod debris, dry and bale for feed mills and traders serving Middle East and Asian markets.
Nutritional values vary by variety and harvest conditions — we recommend lab analysis for protein and fibre before formulation. Export documentation and phytosanitary support available.
Indicative specs — confirm moisture, bale weight and container stuffing with our export team before contract.
Product FAQ
- Is peanut straw high in protein?
- Values vary by variety and harvest. Always lab-test before formulation — do not assume cereal-straw equivalents.
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