Modified & Wet Cake & Dakota Cake are currently 5-7 days out for scheduling.
Call Paul or Jen 605-483-2676

With the current COVID-19 pandemic, Dakota Ethanol is taking actions to help limit the spread, as best our company can, while sustaining effective business efforts.
Currently the admin office is closed to the public.

•  Corn deliveries and feed trucks will continue with minimal interaction required based on current scale operations
• On site visitors are being limited to only those essential in supporting the ongoing operation, evaluated on a case by case basis, by the responsible manager
• We will continue to monitor the situation and make changes to our policies consistent with CDC recommendations and guidelines

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Distillers Grain

For More Information
Commodities Manager 1-888-539-CORN(2676)	Commodities Merchandiser 1-888-539-CORN(2676)	Call 1-888-539-2676 For Dry Distillers Ordering Contact RPMG 1-877-776-4334

Dry Distillers Grain
Dry Feed Analysis DE DDG Safety Data Sheet		DDGS are a flaky, granular feed with a particle usually less than 1/16 of an inch in size, 8%-11% moisture, golden yellow in color and a very pleasing aroma. It is the remainder of the corn kernel after the starch is converted to ethyl alcohol during the fermentation process. DDGS feed is utilized in cattle, hog, poultry and even pet food diets. DDGS works well in any ration with easy flowability characteristics, high levels of protein, fat, energy and micro-nutrients. The dry feed is easily shipped to destinations outside of the grain belt and coastal regions domestically.
Modified Distillers Grain
Modified Analysis DE Wet Grain Safety Data Sheet		Modified Distillers with Solubles (MDGS) are similar to DDGS with the exception of a higher moisture content. MDGS are 53% in moisture content, making this feed better suited to cattle rations, because it allows producers to utilize lesser quality feed stuffs. Due to the higher moisture content, the majority of this feed is shipped within 100 miles of Dakota Ethanol. MDGS typically contains 30% protein, 9% fat and 85.5% TDN. Cattle feeders tend to prefer this form of distillers because of its pleasant aroma, feed value & ability to bring cattle to the bunk during feeding time; especially with young animals starting on feed after being weaned.
Dakota Cake
Dakota Cake Analysis DE Dakota Cake Safety Data Sheet		Dakota Cake is our newest distillers product being offered at Dakota Ethanol.  Dakota Cake has a higher moisture content than Modified Distillers, and a lower moisture content than wetcake, yet it has great stackability characteristics making it easier to get the right amount into your mixer wagon every time.  Dakota Cake has a bright yellow color as there is no drying or discoloring when heated thereby keeping digestibility high. Dakota Cake gives livestock producers another option to best fit into their ration. Dakota Cake is competitively priced with our other distillers products.
Wet Distillers Grain
Wet Cake Analysis DE Wet Grain Safety Data Sheet		Wet Distillers with Solubles (WDGS) or Wet Cake is similar to MDGS with the exception of a higher moisture content. Wet Cake is typically 67% in moisture content.
Syrup
Syrup Analysis DE Syrup Safety Data Sheet		Corn Syrup with solubles in a liquid that remains after majority of the solids are spun off using centrifugation and become either DDGS or MWDGS. This liquid is added onto the DDGS & MWDGS during the drying process. However, the excess product is also sold in the liquid Syrup form to livestock feeders. This product is utilized in rations to moisten dry feed stuff such as hay.
Corn Oil
Corn Oil Analysis DE Crude Corn Oil Safety Data Sheet		Corn Oil is extracted from the Corn Syrup and then sold to either the bio-refining industry or to be used as a livestock fat supplement. The majority of this product, when fed, is utilized in hog and poultry rations.
Sweet Water/ Thin Stillage
Thin Stillage Analysis		Sweet Water is the parent product to Syrup. With less solids than syrup, the sweet water is used as a moistener or carrier for other ingredients in rations or as an alternative to a water source.