An industry article describes corn gluten feed, a wet-milling co-product of corn bran, steep liquor and other corn components, as a protein and fiber feed for cattle, dairy cows and sheep. It notes the ingredient can be used in complete feeds, concentrate blends and mixed rations.
Corn gluten feed is a moderate-cost energy and protein option for ration formulators, so demand for it tends to follow the relative prices of corn and other feed ingredients. The article itself reports no new supply or price driver.
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