SoyChlor
Introduced by Landus in 1997, SoyChlor® was designed to assist pre-fresh dairy cows with DCAD balancing and reducing instances of subclinical hypocalcemia as well as clinical milk fever.
Soybean Crush Overview
Leading Sustainable Soybean Processing
We operate the largest mechanical soybean crush facility in the U.S., allowing us to extract soybean oil without using harsh and dangerous chemicals. This allows us to create a sustainability chain from the soil to the products leaving our crush facility.
Ralston Bean Processing Plant
The Ralston Bean Processing Plant is where innovation meets sustainability in soybean processing. Our state-of-the-art facility utilizes mechanical press technology producing high quality meal for ruminants and oil that meets the highest standards of purity and safety. With a commitment to environmental stewardship, we proudly refrain from using hexane in our operations. Join us in redefining excellence in soybean processing where quality, sustainability, and innovation converge.
SoyPlus®
SoyPlus®, introduced to the dairy industry in 1984, has since emerged as the gold standard in dairy nutrition. By harnessing an all-natural, mechanical expeller process and offering bypass proteins rich in essential amino acids, SoyPlus® effectively limits protein breakdown in the rumen while enhancing overall herd performance.
Partnerships with Landus
Landus is proud to partner with RP Nutrients. RP Nutrients is building a better, more efficient agricultural environment through nutrition, technology, and management by partnering with similarly motivated companies and individuals. By partnering with RP Nutrients in the distribution chain of:
Renewable Energy & Fuel
We continue to lead the way in sustainable agricultural practices, fostering growth and innovation in the soybean industry. Our mechanical extraction process creates soy oil that meets the highest quality standards while minimizing environmental impact. This soybean oil is then converted into Sustainable Aviation Fuel and Renewable Diesel, contributing to a greener future for transportation.
