A sunflower plant with the scientific name as Helianthus annuus is mainly cultivated for its seeds enriched with edible oil content. Internationally, around four-fifth of the sunflower crop is commercially used for seed oil extraction. The sunflower seed contains around 20% of the protein. However, the oil pressed cakes and residue of the sunflower seeds left after the oil extraction process contains up to 50% protein which is being used in animal feeds. With further processing and refining ... Read more
A sunflower plant with the scientific name as Helianthus annuus is mainly cultivated for its seeds enriched with edible oil content. Internationally, around four-fifth of the sunflower crop is commercially used for seed oil extraction. The sunflower seed contains around 20% of the protein. However, the oil pressed cakes and residue of the sunflower seeds left after the oil extraction process contains up to 50% ... Read more
A sunflower plant with the scientific name as Helianthus annuus is mainly cultivated for its seeds enriched with edible oil content. Internationally, around four-fifth of the sunflower crop is commercially used for seed oil extraction. The sunflower seed contains around 20% of the protein. However, the oil pressed cakes and residue of the sunflower seeds left after the oil extraction process contains up to 50% protein which is being used in animal feeds ... Read more
