KS 5120N Soybean Seeds For Forage

Soybean Seeds

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Outsidepride Soybean Seeds: The Most Important Bean Seed in the World
Soybeans are an annual legume of the pea family which has edible seeds. It provides vegetable protein for millions of people and ingredients for hundreds of chemical products. Soybean oil isn't just for cooking and frying; it's the secret ingredient in margarine, salad dressings, mayonnaise, packed foods like tuna and sardines, and even in baked goods like breads, crackers, cakes, cookies, and pies! Our soybean seeds are available in 4 different sizes to suit your gardening needs.
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High Protein Content
Our non-GMO soybean seeds are perfect for growing edamame, a nutritious snack high in protein. Because soybeans are high in protein, they are a major ingredient in livestock feed. Whether you're cultivating for deer food plots or harvesting fresh edamame, our soybeans ensure a bountiful harvest of protein-packed beans.
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Rich in Essential Amino Acids
From the mighty soybean seed with its impressive nutritional benefits, we get soybean meal, a superstar rich in essential amino acids. These amino acids are highly digestible, and soybean meal has the highest lysine digestibility among all common protein sources. It's truly a protein-packed powerhouse!
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High Yield Variety
Outsidepride Soybean seeds are a high-yield heirloom variety, ensuring a bountiful harvest of over 3 bushels per acre. When processed, a 60-pound bushel will yield about 11 pounds of crude soybean oil and 47 pounds of soybean meal, proving that soybeans are amazing in every way!
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USDA Zones 2-11
Soybeans flourish in USDA growing zones 2-11, so be sure to select a variety suited to your climate. Optimal growth occurs at temperatures between 70°F and 95°F. Extreme heat or cold can hinder their development, as they aren't frost-hardy and suffer damage when temperatures fall below freezing.
Soybean Seeds: Healthy and Heart-Friendly
Outsidepride Soybean seeds are an exceptional choice for planting, offering high protein content ideal for both human consumption and wildlife food plots. They are a healthy and heart-friendly choice, containing 18% oil. Grow nutritious edamame or cultivate deer food plots with our versatile soybean seeds. They thrive in full sun environment, enriching the soil with nitrogen, and ensure a robust and healthy harvest across various climates. Ideal for those looking to boost their crop's nutritional value, our soybean seeds are the perfect addition to your planting lineup.
Poultry & Swine Industries are Major Consumers of Soybean Meal
The high-protein fiber left after oil extraction is toasted and used in feed for poultry, pork, cattle, other farm animals, and pets. Our non-GMO soybean seeds for planting are perfect for enhancing animal feed with essential nutrients. Whether you're raising chickens, pigs, or cows, our soy bean seeds ensure your animals receive the protein they need to thrive, supporting healthier and more productive farms. Ideal for deer food plot seed mixes and other livestock needs, our soybean seeds enrich the soil with nitrogen, making them a versatile and valuable addition to your farming practices. They are the bean seeds for planting outdoors and high protein tofu production.
High Yield & High Return Legumes
Our Soybean seeds offer high yields and returns, making them an excellent choice for any farming operation. Use 90-120 lbs of our non-GMO soybean seeds per acre for optimal results. Plant seeds between 0.75 and 1.5 inches deep, ensuring they receive about 1 inch of water per week during the growing season. Harvest soybeans when the weather is dry to prevent moisture from affecting the seeds, yielding an impressive 3 bushels per acre. Our high-yield variety ensures maximum productivity and profitability. They are perfect for edamame seeds, deer food plot seed mixes, and enhancing soil quality, our soybean seeds are the key to a successful and bountiful harvest.

Soybeans (KS 5120N) - An heirloom variety which features good resistance to soybeans cyst nematode and soybean mosaic virus. It is an annual legume of the pea family which has edible seeds. The soybean is economically the most important bean in the world, providing vegetable protein for millions of people and ingredients for hundreds of chemical products.

When the farmer sells soybeans to a grain dealer, the beans may then go to a number of ultimate destinations. When processed, a 60-pound bushel will yield about 11 pounds of crude soybean oil and 47 pounds of soybean meal. Soybeans are about 18% oil and 38% protein. Because soybeans are high in protein, they are a major ingredient in livestock feed. Soybeans are processed for their oil and meal. A smaller percentage is processed for human consumption and made into products including soy milk, soy flour, soy protein, tofu and many retail food products. Soybeans are also used in many non-food industrial products.

Soybean processors bake the high-protein fiber that is left after the oil is removed and sell it for animal feed. Soybean oil is used in cooking and frying foods. Margarine is a product made from soybean oil. Salad dressings and mayonnaises are made with soybean oil. Some foods are packed in soybean oil such as: tuna and sardines. Baked breads, crackers, cakes, cookies and pies usually have soybean oil in them.

The high-protein fiber which remains after processing has removed the oil is toasted and prepared into animal feed for poultry, pork, cattle, other farm animals and pets. The poultry and swine industries are major consumers of soybean meal. Over half of the soybeans processed for livestock feed are fed to poultry, about one-quarter is fed to swine, and the rest is used for beef cattle, dairy cattle and pet food.