Broken Oil Seeds - Feed Ingredient

Broken oil seeds refer to fragments of oil-bearing seeds such as soybean, sunflower, canola, or linseed that have been mechanically damaged during processing. These fragments are typically a byproduct of oil extraction or seed cleaning operations.

In equine nutrition, broken oil seeds are included as a source of residual oil, protein, and fiber. They contribute energy and essential fatty acids, and their nutritional value depends on the type of seed and the extent of oil removal. They have a variable nutrient profile depending on the original seed and milling process.