Feed Manufactoring Continued

Question 1

How Ingredients Are Received

Answer 1

Cereal Grains (Rail/Bulk Truck)
Micro Ingredients (Pallets/Bags)
Soft Stock (Bulk Truck/Rail)
Liquids (Truck/Rail)
Medicated Feed (Bags)
Phosphate, Salt (Bulk Trucks)

Question 2

Three Main Quality Tested At Receving

Answer 2

Cereal Grain Moisture
Corn Grading
Mycoroxins

Question 3

Bucket Elevator

Answer 3

Conveys Vertically

Question 4

Distributed/Turn Head

Answer 4

Directs Ingredients to Right Ben

Question 5

Drag, Screw, Enclosed Belt Conveyer

Answer 5

Move Feed Horizontally

Question 6

Hammer Mill

Answer 6

Grind Impact Force
Used For Pulverizing and Pelleting
More Variable or Higher Particle Size

Question 7

Roller Mill

Answer 7

Fibber Particle Size
Use Rollers
Produces more uniform size/lower particle size
Expensive and Hard to Maintain

Question 8

Horizontal Mixer

Answer 8

Wider
Paddle Mixers
Takes Less Time

Question 9

Vertical

Answer 9

Smaller Farms
Take longer to mix

Question 10

Ribbon Mixers

Answer 10

Monogastric Diet
Single Ribbon
Double Ribbion

Question 11

Pelleting

Answer 11

Conditioner 30 Secs to a min
(Adds Steam)
Pellet Die
(Turn and Push Feed to form Pellets)
Boiler (Makes Steam)

Question 12

Load out

Answer 12

Bulk Feed
Receiving Bay
Load out Boot
Bulk Truck Loading

Question 13

Bagged Feed

Answer 13

Weigh Out
Fill Bag
When Bag hits 50lb it stops
Bag Drops down and tagged