Eating soy beans from below

Charlie M · Nov 17, 2009

I saw in some of the threads below about some of you guys talking about eating soy beans out of the combine bins. My experience with soybeans are they are very bitter until roasted. How does that work from the bin - are there varieties that can be ate without roasting? When I worked in a feed mill in the 70's the owner was buying soybeans and roasting them. We were eating those straight from the bin after roasting but once in a while we would get one that wasn't roasted and you could tell in an instant.

r aiken · Nov 17, 2009

raw soy beans are good, eat them all day when combineing.

Fancy Farm · Nov 17, 2009

Really good at 14%-15% at 9% they are like eating golf balls.
And you don't have to worry about the fiber pill in the morning.

Mike (WA) · Nov 17, 2009

Eating soybeans from below- are we talking pocket gophers here?

railhead · Nov 17, 2009

by the handfull....mmmmmm they are good, same with wheat. milo....not so much.

stieger · Nov 17, 2009

eat em enough and you can start to tell the moisture right from the pod.

Vernon in Ks · Nov 18, 2009

Milo must be cooked. Milo head held over a hot exhaust will pop like corn. eat it on a stick. not bad.

Kansas Cockshutt · Nov 18, 2009

I agree with the wheat-
fresh from the field or cleaned and prepared later, either way is gooooood.

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