Dried Corn Distillers Grain

Cost-effective natural fertilizer and weed suppressant for established lawns

Why Choose Dried Distillers Grain Fertilizer?

Dried Distillers Grain Fertilizer offers a budget-friendly, effective alternative to traditional corn gluten meal. Designed specifically for established lawns, this product provides a reliable source of nitrogen to promote lush, green growth while acting as a natural weed suppressant. Whether you're maintaining a home lawn or managing larger turf spaces, this fertilizer helps support healthy grass without the need for harsh synthetic chemicals. It's a great solution for customers seeking an affordable and eco-conscious option that doesn’t compromise performance.

Product Highlights

Excellent Crabgrass Control – Functions similarly to corn gluten meal and has been documented to help suppress crabgrass growth when applied correctly.
High in Nitrogen – Supplies valuable nutrients to support vigorous lawn growth and overall turf health.
Safe for Established Lawns – Best applied to lawns that are already established; not recommended for newly seeded areas.
Cost-Effective & Sustainable – A byproduct of ethanol production, offering strong performance at a fraction of the cost of traditional organic fertilizers.

Application Guidelines

Apply during the growing season when the lawn is actively taking up nutrients. For best results, ensure your lawn is well-established and avoid applying to areas that have been recently seeded or sodded.

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Other Uses: Livestock Feed

In addition to its lawn care benefits, Dried Distillers Grain is widely used in agriculture as a high-protein livestock feed, particularly for beef and dairy cattle.
Crude Protein: 25–30%
Rich in Digestible Nutrients: Includes beneficial levels of fiber, fat, and phosphorus.
Concentrated Energy Source: Ideal for cattle rations where efficient weight gain or milk production is desired.
Its nutrient profile and digestibility make it a valuable ingredient in cattle diets and a sustainable choice for farmers looking to maximize feed efficiency.

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