Feed Milling Process and Feeding Management of Poultry and Livestock

Question 1

is the process of grinding and processing feed ingredients into a form that is suitable for animal consumption.

Answer 1

Feed Milling

Question 2

Refers to the systematic approach of planning, implementing and monitoring
feeding practices to optimize the nutritional intake of animals.

Answer 2

Feed Management

Question 3

is the process of reducing the size of grains and other materials.

Answer 3

Grinding

Question 4

it improves meal acceptability, pelletability, digestibility, and
density in some diets.

Answer 4

Grinding process

Question 5

is the process of combining ingredients into a formula while keeping each unit of feeding in the same proportion as the original recipe.

Answer 5

Feed Mixing

Question 6

is where the blended feed is compressed into pellets, making it easier for
animals to consume and digest.

Answer 6

Pelleting

Question 7

This process is optional because it is particularly for birds that are young and senior in age, and some livestocks like cattles and pigs often require pet crushing, but it still plays a key role in animal feed processing.

Answer 7

Pellet Crumbling process

Question 7

is essential, as it maintains pellet quality and preserves nutrients that could be compromised by residual heat and moisture.

Answer 7

Cooling

Question 8

where fines (small particles) and broken pellets are separated from the full-sized pellets. A rotary or vibrating screener is typically used for this purpose.

Answer 8

Screening

Question 9

This stage helps ensure the final feed product is consistent in quality and size, making it
more acceptable to animals and reducing waste.

Answer 9

Screening