No. The heading explicitly includes straw and husks whether or not chopped, ground, pressed, or in the form of pellets, so these processing steps do not move the product to a different heading. However, if straw is chemically treated or incorporated into a manufactured product, reclassification may apply.

Cereal straw and husks—the residual plant material after grain harvest—are classified under 1213, while nutritive forage crops such as hay, alfalfa, and clover grown specifically for animal feed are classified under heading 1214. The key distinction is whether the material is a crop byproduct or a purposely cultivated feed crop.