Results for tag: "Organic Dried Distiller Grain Feed"

Organic Dried Distillers Grains (DDG) are a byproduct of the distillation process, typically derived from the production of ethanol from organic corn and other grains. In the context of animal feedstuffs, they are considered a highly nutritious feed ingredient due to their high protein content, energy, and digestible fiber. As the organic livestock farming industry has expanded, so too has the demand for organic feedstuffs, including DDG. The market for organic DDG is characterized by its use in feeding ruminants such as dairy cows, beef cattle, and sheep, but it is also included in diets for swine, and poultry to a lesser extent. The production process of organic DDG must comply with strict organic standards, ensuring no synthetic chemicals are involved. This sets organic DDG apart from conventional DDGs and aligns with the increasing consumer demand for sustainably produced animal products. A few notable companies operating in the organic dried distiller grain feed market include Archer Daniels Midland Company, a leading agricultural processor and food ingredient provider; Scoular, which offers supply chain solutions for organic and non-GMO grain products; and Green Plains Inc., which produces ethanol and related byproducts with a commitment to sustainable agricultural practices. Show Less Read more