Animal feed production is a complex and meticulous process that involves multiple stages. The following is a basic overview of animal feed production:

Raw material acquisition and testing: Manufacturers purchase raw materials for animal feed from multiple sources, such as grains, soybean meal, fish meal, meat and bone meal, etc. These original

Materials must undergo strict quality testing to ensure compliance with national safety standards.

Cleaning and crushing: The tested raw materials need to be cleaned to remove impurities and unqualified particles. Subsequently, the raw materials are crushed into particle sizes suitable for processing.

Ingredients and Mixing: According to the feed formula, ingredients are proportioned and mixed through mixing equipment to ensure that all ingredients are fully and evenly mixed.

This process is crucial as it directly affects the nutritional value of feed and the health of animals.

Processing and shaping: The mixed feed raw materials are shaped through processing equipment. Common processing equipment includes extruders, granulators, granulators, etc. By adjusting

The selection of parameters and molds for the entire equipment can produce feed with different particle sizes and shapes.

Drying and cooling: The formed feed needs to be dried to reduce moisture content and improve storage stability. The dried feed needs to be cooled for subsequent packaging and storage.

Packaging and storage: Cooled feed is packaged, with common packaging methods including bagging and bulk. Bagged feed is usually packaged in plastic bags or composite paper bags, while bulk feed needs to be stored and transported in large containers. Packaged feed needs to be protected from moisture, insects, and sun during storage.