Is peanut straw high in protein?

Values vary by variety and harvest. Always lab-test before formulation — do not assume cereal-straw equivalents.

Product guide

Peanut Straw Guide — What It’s For & How It’s Used

Peanut (groundnut) straw is baled after harvest as alternative ruminant fibre for feed mills and dairy. Soil and pod debris must be controlled; lab analysis is recommended before formulation.

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Animal ForageBaledExport ready

Key facts

Post-groundnut harvest fibre
Moisture target: ≤12–15%
Uses: ruminant roughage, feed blends

What it’s for

Ruminant roughage programs seeking alternatives to cereal straw.

Feed mill blends and regional feed trade after groundnut harvest.

How it’s used

Step-by-step for buyers specifying, receiving and using this product.

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.

Guide 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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