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2017 Crop of Laura Soybeans NON GMO report
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I am pleased to share that our 2017 NON GMO Laura® Soybeans test results show that we have 100% NONGMO Laura® soybeans. My routine for testing our soybeans is to take a sample of every wagon that I bring in from the field while it is being transferred to our storage bins. I then take all the samples and combine them into one sample to be sent to the lab for testing. In addition, I use qualitative test strips at our farm for additional testing. My family works very hard to make sure that our soybeans are NONGMO. We grow our own Laura® bean seeds every year to keep the beans identity preserved and our equipment is only used to harvest NON GMO crops.
Nutrition information for Tosteds Roasted Laura® Soybeans
Nutrition information for Tosteds:Salted Tosteds serving size 30 grams (1 cup)140 Calories; 50 from fatSaturated Fat 1 gramTrans Fat 0 gramCholesterol 0 mgSodium 80 mgTotal Carbs 9 gramsDietary Fiber 5 gramsSugars 1 gramProtein 13 gramsIngredients: Dry Roasted Laura® SoybeansUnsalted Tosteds serving size 30 grams (1 cup)140 Calories; 50 from fatSaturated Fat 1 gramTrans Fat 0 [...]
Difference between the Laura® Soybeans and Natto/Sprouting soybeans
Many times I am asked; "what is the difference between our Laura® soybeans and Natto/Sprouting soybeans?"Laura® soybeans, is our family variety best suited for the production of Soymilk and Tofu. This is due to the high protein, large size and delicious flavor of the Laura® soybean milk. I have visited many tofu shops in Japan [...]
How often are Laura Soybeans harvested?
Laura® Soybeans are grown on our family farm and harvested the month of October. We generally plant our Laura® Soybeans starting mid May to June 1. They usually start to push up through the soil 5 to 7 days later depending on the temperatures and sunshine. As they head through the growing season taking up [...]
Are your soybeans processed near or around peanut products?
We only process soybeans in our farm facility. All our equipment has only been used for our Laura Soybeans.
What can I make with my Laura Soybeans?
Click here to view our favorite recipes using Laura Soybeans.
How much milk can I make?
A general rule of thumb is that you can produce about 1.8 gallons of soymilk per 1 pound of soybeans.
How much does it cost to make a gallon of Soymilk as compared to buying a gallon at the store?
It costs about $0.95 to make a gallon of soymilk (machine cost not included).Soymilk at the store can be between $5.00 and $6.00 per gallon.