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Elmehdi Elouahli
Elmehdi Elouahli
V. Sivakumar HI Sivakumar,with fibrous diet and 50% of the pellets escaping from cutting, and pellets falling before reaching the minimum setting of the pellet press 3 knifes , this gives an indication that pelleted material is not getting enough time to be compressed meaning that the Dwell time in
Park W. Waldroup
Park W. Waldroup
I have evaluated a lot of essential oil products in my research lab with little effectiveness in a well balanced corn-soy diet. That said, a good quality pellet certainly aids in improved FCR and especially in hot weather conditions.
Enrique Diaz
Enrique Diaz
Mark, This information remind me the CPM Pelleting Process Handbook containing very good information regarding this process. There is something that we (as a professionals in the Industry) need to clarify when we handle this theme. Pelleting is not hte same as extruding, many people get confusse
Steve Leeson
Steve Leeson
@Kevin Stickney In theory, yes. You could offer feed and oyster shell, etc., and they would balance their nutrient needs. The practical issue is that birds invariably take too much oyster shell because of its novel texture. We see this in small flocks where a calcium feeder is set up. Birds consume
Hugo Romero Sánchez
Hugo Romero Sánchez
Rigobert KUMBO Hi Rigobert, Fat will decrease fines and act as lubricant reducing the energy required for the process, and increasing the life span of the pelletizing die. However, too much fat in the mixer will cause mealy pellets (lower durability -soft-). Therefore adding fat (coating) after pel
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