co·prod·uct (k  pr d  kt)n. A product produced together with another product. |
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| But as oil is extracted as a separate coproduct for the plant, it will go to the highest bidders—typically the food or biodiesel market, not livestock feed. Livestock Operations More than 50% of the ethanol coproduct called dried distillers’ grains with solubles (DDGS) is trucked to livestock operations within 100 miles of the ethanol plant. DDGS is a coproduct of the ethanol production process also used as a high nutrient feed valued by the livestock industry. |
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