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Why process livestock feeds?

*mixes ingridients into homogeneous diet


*boost nutrient content


*reduce particle size


*increase palatabily


*reduce feed wastage


*allow for better handling by machines


*detoxify poisons & other anti-nutritional factors


*prevent spoilage(preserve)


*boost nutrient content

Meal

mixture of feeds in which all the ingridients are ground or reduced in particle size

Cake

product resulting from extracted oil or lipids from seeds,meat or fish

Pellets

Product resulting from compacting and forcing mixed ingredients through die openings by a machanical process

Crumbles

Product resulting from pellets reduced to granules

"Crumbs"

Blocks

Mixed feed compresses into a solid mass that can hold form and usually exceeds 900g in weight

Range cubes

Large pellets designed to be fed on the ground


* 1.75-2.25cm in diameter


* 3.5-6cm in length

Reconstitution

25-30%

High moisture grain

(Ca 20-35%)

Acid preservation of high moisture grain

Use acids at 1-15% of total

Packaging includes

Weighing,Taping,Coding,Sacking and Sewing

Steam rolling

-1-8 minutes


-Marginal increases in moisture content of grains


-Feeding value not significantly improved compared to dry rolling


Steam flaking

15-30 minutes


Increase moisture content by 18-20%


Grain then rolled bettween corrugated rolls resulting in almost flat flakes

Pressure flaking

Steamed for 1-2 minutes


Cooled to 90°C


Dried to 20% moisture


More expensive than steam flaking

Roasting

-Air dry grain heated in a roaster to about 150°C


-Reduces moisture to about 5%


-becomes puffed and slightly caramelized


-during roasting starch is partially gelatinized


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Extruding

-Heat and pressure applied to ADG as pushed by tapered spiral screw through an opening


-Creates ribbon like product that breaks into thin flakes

Popping

-Gain exposed to very high temperatures (370-430°C) for a short time (15-30 seconds)


-Starch gelatinizes and expands


-reduced to 3% moisture content


-product isually rolled and moistened prior to feeding

Exploding

-Placed in high tensile containers and steamed under pressure of 17.6 kg/m²


-after 20 seconds pressure released and grains come out as de hulled balls

Micronizing

Heated at 90 - 150°C by exposure to microwaves from an infrared generator


Put in knorling roller which makes diagonal and parallel pressure on grain


-internal moistore vapprizes l,gelatinization and expansion occurs but no pop


-product has density of about 320 kg/m²