NOVELTY - Preparing (M1) pelletized product by using agricultural crop residue material involves: harvesting from a field agricultural crop residue material selected from corn stover and soybean stubble; then machining the harvesting material into reduced size particles; and then pelletizing the particles into pellets consisting essentially of the material without the use of binding additives.    USE - For preparing pelletized product by utilizing agricultural crop residue material for feed production (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The pellet has a density of 35-40 pounds per cubic foot; has less than 2% fines; has a durability index of at least 95; has a moisture content of approximately 10%. The pelletized feed product is free from binding additives. The method (M1) pelletizes agricultural residue and energy crops, that generates pellets with sufficient density for effective transportation and handling using existing transportation infrastructure and storage practices. The pellet bio-product fills critical missing links in the biomass value and supply chain. The pelletizing method allows rapid, economical, and sustainable development of crop residue as a feed stock so as to facilitate the biomass industry by utilizing existing grain industry transportation and storage infrastructure. Thus, biomass pellets can be developed as a commodity for producing cellulosic ethanol, as a substitute for coal in coal-fired electricity plants as well as a percentage to blend with coal, and for other commercial uses. The pellets would require little or no modification for cellulosic ethanol production or use in coal-fired electricity generation facilities. Because of the fine grinding before pelleting, this product can be reduced to the desired particle size with minimal power consumption.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for the following:    (1) a pelletized product made by the process (M1) or (M2);    (2) a pellet consisting essentially of: crop residue material selected from corn stover and soybean stubble; and without binding additives;    (3) preparing (M2) pelletized product by utilizing agricultural crop residue material for feed production involving: harvesting agricultural crop residue material selected from corn stover, and soybean stubble; machining the harvested material into reduced size particles; adding a chemical agent to depolymerize fiber in the material; adding nutritional supplements to the particles before or after the chemical agent has been added to form a mixture; and pelletizing the mixture into feed pellets; and    (4) a pelletized feed product comprising crop residue material selected from corn stover, and soybean stubble; a chemical agent to depolymerize fiber in the material; and a nutritional supplement, where the material, chemical agent, and nutritional supplement are pelletized.