Scientifically Formulated Forage Grass Pellet Feed Processing Production Line Project

Forages are classified into grasses; the main source of energy and legumes which are the main source of protein. Legumes are rich in protein and they have the potential to reduce the cost of feeding animals. The use of forage legumes in livestock production systems has increased in the tropics in recent years. Herbaceous forage legumes have been identified as potential supplements for ruminants.

However, seasonal fluctuations results in their low quality and unavailability, which poses a threat to livestock survival. Farmers are faced with the challenges of sourcing adequate feeds for their stock during dry seasons. During this period, the nutritive value of the forages decline while animals are faced with reduced feed intake and loss of weight.Legumes such as Lablab purpureus, Calopogonium mucunoides and Mucuna pruriens can be conserved as silage, hay and pellets to meet the nutritional needs of animals when there is low availability. The major constraint in large scale hay production in the tropics is unreliable weather conditions and poor herbage quality for most of the year. Conservation of legumes as silage is not extensively practiced worldwide because of their high buffering capacity and low concentration of fermentable carbohydrates which limits the quality of their silage.

Conserving of the forage legumes into pellets form reduces the fibre contents and bind the nutrients together which will further improve the intake and digestibility of the animals.hay and pellets to meet the nutritional needs of animals when there is low availability. The major constraint in large scale hay production in the tropics is unreliable weather conditions and poor herbage quality for most of the year. Conservation of legumes as silage is not extensively practiced worldwide because of their high buffering capacity and low concentration of fermentable carbohydrates which limits the quality of their silage.

Forage Grass Feed Pellet Processing Project

Conserving of the forage legumes into pellets form reduces the fibre contents and bind the nutrients together which will further improve the intake and digestibility of the animals.Conservation of legumes as silage is not extensively practiced worldwide because of their high buffering capacity and low concentration of fermentable carbohydrates which limits the quality of their silage. Conserving of the forage legumes into pellets form reduces the fibre contents and bind the nutrients together which will further improve the intake and digestibility of the animals.Conservation of legumes as silage is not extensively practiced worldwide because of their high buffering capacity and low concentration of fermentable carbohydrates which limits the quality of their silage. Conserving of the forage legumes into pellets form reduces the fibre contents and bind the nutrients together which will further improve the intake and digestibility of the animals.

Scientifically formulated Forage Grass Pellet Feed Processing Production Line project

1. Project name: 5000 tons/year forage grass pellet feed processing production line project

2. Project construction site: Inner Mongolia

3. Necessity and feasibility of project construction: Inner Mongolia has a usable pasture area of ​​20,000 square kilometers. The quality of the pasture is of good quality and middle yield, with an annual output of 1.5 billion kilograms of forage grass. There are more than 2.6 million heads of livestock in the livestock industry. In order to improve the utilization rate of forage, it is imperative to adopt scientific formula, fine processing, produce high nutritional value, fast increase of livestock fertility, and value-added pellet forage, and it is imperative to create a green brand.

4. Project construction content: build a forage grass pellet production line with scientific formula and corresponding raw materials, finished product storage and other auxiliary facilities, with a designed production capacity of 50,000 tons/year.

5. Project investment and fund raising methods: investment of 10 million RMB, sole proprietorship, joint venture, or cooperation are all acceptable.

6. Project market analysis: After the project is put into production, it can realize an output value of 15 million RMB and a profit of 3.75 million RMB.

Investing in forage grass pellet feed processing production line projects is indeed a good choice, and investment in equipment is indispensable when doing investment analysis in the early stage. A complete grass pellet production line includes a lot of equipment, such as grass grinder, grass pellet machine, grass dryer, cooling system, screening and baling system, etc.

Process Steps of Forage Grass Pellet Feed Processing Production Line

The most critical step for forage grass feed pellet processing technology is to regulate the moisture content of raw materials. First, the water content of the raw material must be measured, and then the water should be added till the moisture content reaches the amount required for feed processing. The results showed that the optimum moisture content of legume forage was 14%-16%, and that of gramineous forage was 13%-15%. It is very important for the produced forage grass pellets for sale.

n the process of forage grass production, forage grass pellet making machine is a key equipment. The forage powder is stirred and extruded during the rolling process. Under normal conditions, the temperature of the pellets just coming out of the sieve hole is about 80℃. So they need to be cooled from high temperature to room temperature, the moisture content of the straw powder is generally reduced by 3% ~ 5%. Therefore, the moisture content of the forage grass pellets after cooling is less than 11% ~ 13%. As the water content is very low, it is suitable for long-term storage without moldy deterioration.

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