Product guide
Maize Guide — What It’s For & How It’s Used
Yellow maize (corn) is a primary energy grain for poultry, livestock and aquaculture rations. Export lots are typically cleaned, moisture-checked (often ≤14%) and available in bags, jumbo bags or bulk lined containers.
Animal ForageFeed gradeMoisture checkedExport ready
Key facts
- Feed energy grain; moisture often ≤14%
- Aflatoxin testing available on request
- Not the same product as corn silage
What it’s for
Poultry and livestock compounders use yellow maize as a core energy ingredient.
Dairy rations use maize grain for energy alongside forages.
Seasonal fodder maize (green chop or dry stalks) supports roughage programs — distinct from corn silage.
How it’s used
Step-by-step for buyers specifying, receiving and using this product.
Guide FAQ
- Is maize the same as corn silage?
- No. This guide covers yellow maize grain and dry/fodder maize. Corn silage is ensiled chopped maize for high-moisture dairy rations.
- Can you provide aflatoxin certificates?
- Yes. Third-party lab tests for aflatoxin B1 / total can be arranged before container sealing.