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Almonds
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Almond Hulls
Description
The outer covering of the almond kernel and shell.
Usage
As a fiber source in livestock feed. High in sugar. Cows milk well when almond hulls are part of a balanced feed ration. Prime hulls maximum fiber is 15%.
Almond Hulls - Organic
Description
The outer covering of the almond kernel and shell from nuts that have not been exposed to commercial fertilizer and pesticides.
Usage
Livestock feed: often used in organic dairies as a fiber source.
Almond Hulls - Fan Blown
Description
Almond Hulls that have gone through a fan. They have the same nutrient level as almond hulls.
Usage
Livestock feed: dairies prefer whole hulls in their feed.
Almond Hull and Shell
Description
Almond shell and almond hull is a combination product.
Usage
Livestock feed, see Almond Hull. Not as good but less expensive. Hulls and shells have more fiber: max is 29%. If greater than 29% the mix must be labeled as "Almond Shell."
Almond Hash
Description
A product produced when shelling almonds. Pieces of almond meat. Usually accompanied with small pieces of almond hull and shell.
Usages
Livestock feed and pressed for almond oil.
Almond Shell
Description
The fiber material between an almond hull and the almond meat. Considered a hard wood.
Usage
Ground or unground are used in biomass and biomass plants, for fire place logs, glue filler for laminate board, raw material for MDF and Particale (SP) board production, mineral mix carriers for livestock, livestock feed and briquettes. Can also be used as bedding product for the dairy industry.
Almond Shell - Ground
Description
Same as Almond Shell except ground.
Usage
Livestock feed and filler for mineral milk.
Almond Press Meal
Description
The residue of almond meats pressed for oil, with a majority of the oil removed. Approximately 20% protein and 10% fat.
Usage
As a fat source in livestock feed.
Almond Wood Chips
Description
Almond trees, ground or chipped.
Usage
Biomass fuel, feedstock for cellulosic ethanol, landscape ground cover similar to bark.
Cyclone Almond Huller Dust
Description
Interactive and relativity high in organic matter and plant nutrient.
Usage
Compost additive.