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Quote: For the most part they are not able to absorb the protein from the beans. This site http://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/194/whole-soybeans-in-diets-for-poultry Says: The results obtained using raw beans on laying poultry are very variable. The oldest data, which relate to...

digitS' : I was hoping that you would come back and post a link, Tonya . I have been looking for things like that. Extruding pellets or crumbles is a mechanical processing but it generates heat. The feed manufacturers deliberately control that heat so as to make their products less "toxic"...

Quote: I forgot to add the link, and I couldn't find it today.But here is another one. http://jn.nutrition.org/cgi/reprint/88/2/187.pdf

Soybeans contain Antitrypsin which inhibits nutrient absorption. By cooking them, it destroys this and makes the beans a good source. This site looks like it will help, but you will need to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit.