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The Science of Pelleting

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Pelleting converts a finely ground blend of ingredients into dense, free flowing agglomerates (pellets). It is a fairly expensive process in terms of both...

Extrusion-ideal technology for aqua feed

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Extrusion processing technology is highly important in production of feeds used for intensive aquaculture. In recent times, there has been a constant growth in...

Process Optimization – Controlling non-value-added factors up to mixing

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Think Grain Think Feed organized first session of Process Optimization webinar on 28th May with Mr M. Kanagaraj – a renowned Feed Milling expert...

Poor Pelleting and Respiratory Challenges/Ascites

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Because of poor pellet quality and reduced pellet hardness, up to 50% fines have been reported in the poultry pellet feed under field conditions....

The importance of pre-extrusion in feed Industry

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Extrusion is the heart-beat of an aquatic feed processing plant. Still it largely depends on a well designed pre-extrusion and post-extrusion process to ensure...

Durable Crumbles: Do They Exist?

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Profitable broiler operation requires optimal feed intake throughout the growing period. Optimal feed intake, which is considered to have a very significant impact on...

Troubleshooting The Pelleting Process

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Introduction The benefits of producing good quality pellets are well documented and accepted. This article will deal specifically with production matters and pelleting technique for...

Role of Moisture Control in Feed Processing

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Pellet quality and efficient functioning of machinery are the key factors for any feed miller. Providing ideal features for proper conditioning is the determining...

Impact of Moisture on various dimensions of feed processing

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Cold mash conditioning is achieving the standard moisture and water activity at the mixer level. Water is a key ingredient in the feed and generally,...

Maize quality preservation in Tropics

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The production of maize can be increased either by expanding acreage or by increasing the yield per hectare. But, it is very important that...