
Let's make compound feed
In the feed sector, it's common to talk about feed as balanced, compound, or concentrate. Many people use one of these terms to refer to any feed mill product. However, the final products are different and depend on nutrient content and the final processing steps. Moreover, compound feed processing gives you a complete nutritional feed with added value for the market.
What compound feed equipment do you need?

Flash drying grinder for powders
Drying and grinding can be an important feature when trying to process products such as raw...

Macro ingredient dosing system
Traditional dosing systems do not have a very long operational life and are hard and expensiv...

Exchangeable silo dosing system
Rarely used bulk ingredients, like grains, agricultural feed or silage, can get spoilt if th...

Automatic palletizer machine for bags and boxes
The effective placement and positioning of bags and boxes can be a challen...

Open mouth bagging machine
If you are a manufacturer of fertilizers, bulk chemicals, sugar, seeds, or any grains it is likel...

Form fill seal bagging machine
If you are in industries such as petrochemicals, fertilizers, animal feed, food, etc, you mus...

Vertical form fill seal machine
There is an increasing demand for a range of different package sizes of the same product. If...

Robot palletizing system
If you are a relatively large-scale producer, packing and transporting large quantities of products ...

Micro powder dosing system
Micro dosing of powders and small components can be a major obstruction in the production process...

DAF wastewater treatment
The food and beverage industry requires the total removal of suspended solids (TSS), biochemical oxy...

Counterflow pellet cooler
Food and feed industries require the highest standards of hygiene and sanitation. This entails fre...

Pelleting press for feed and petfood
The production of agricultural feed and pet food products requires machines and plants...

Hygienic FIBC handling line
There are many considerations when handling FIBC’s (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers)...

Hammer mill for coffee beans
Being able to obtain an on-point grinding is easily achievable with these hammer mills, from co...

Stone mill for coffee beans
Traditional milling of coffee beans or seeds, with a stationary bedstone and a turning runner st...

Basic mixer for granular foods
Straightforward blending solution for mixtures of beans, nuts, berries & powdered foods, ...

Extruder with annular gap expander
Products can be extruded with various shapes and characteristics by controlling the nozz...

Laboratory extruder
Products can be extruded with a variety of shapes and characteristics by controlling the nozzle geometry ...

Annular gap expander for compound feed
Compound feed processing often requires a means of kneading and mixing input substra...
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Add fats to the mix to boost feed functionality and palatability
You need to mix, grind, and pelletize macro ingredients, premixes, molasses, fats, and micro-ingredients for compound feed processing. The most common macro ingredients are corn, soy, sorghum, oats, barley, baked goods, and animal protein byproducts. In the case of micro-ingredients, you can use premixes and/or individual additives such as amino acids, vitamins, minerals, and probiotics.
Vegetal and animal fats are also added to the process to improve feed quality and nutrients and increase palatability and digestibility.

Flexibility and animal nutrition expertise are fundamental to processing compound feed
The standardized processing of compound feed needs to be flexible to meet the different livestock physiological requirements and enhance their performance depending on their life stages. Besides, the market prices of feed commodities are fluctuant.
Thus, you need an expert in animal nutrition to vary the formulas with accessible and affordable ingredients whilst maintaining the nutrient content. Additionally, you need to be able to develop tailor-made cost-efficient formulas according to specific dietary needs or medicated formulas.

Pre-clean the bulk ingredients before starting compound feed processing
When you receive your macro ingredients in bulk, you need to unload them from the truck and pass them through a pre-cleaner to remove impurities before storing them in silos, square loadout bins, or multi-bin clusters. The storage container you choose depends on the volume, form, and type of the ingredient. It is essential to store the ingredients recommended by the storage container manufacturer.
Remember to do regular control of your stock of macro ingredients. Heat, humidity, and external factors, such as animals, can damage the raw materials, whether whole grain, flour, or cake.