Full-Cycle Engineering Feed-Mill Lines — From Grain to Finished Feed
A feed mill is a complex system of high-tech equipment designed to process grains, legumes, and other crops into balanced feed, covering the entire cycle: dosing, grinding, mixing, pelletizing, and packaging.
START-UP Conveyor Service, together with the global manufacturer Özbaşak Değirmen, designs and implements feed-mill lines for farms, livestock complexes, and industrial plants, ensuring recipe accuracy, consistent batch quality, automated processes, and a European level of safety.
Integration of the feed-mill line with conveying systems, aspiration, and STIF safety technologies ensures a safe, stable, and continuous production process.
Thanks to precise dosing, controlled granulometry, and minimal raw-material losses, customers benefit from lower feed cost (up to –25%), predictable productivity, and fast return on investment.
Your Problems — Our Solutions
Technological Processes
Milling and Dosing
Packaging Line
Pelletizing
Flaking
FAQ — Questions Clients Frequently Ask
If your feed consumption exceeds ~0.5 t/h, an in-house line is often economically justified: up to –25% lower feed cost, full control over formulations, and a 12–24 month payback period.
Start from your daily feed demand + ~20% reserve.
For a farm with 500–1,500 heads, the typical capacity is 1–3 t/h.
Always plan for future growth.
Grinding (granulometry 0.2–5 mm)
Dosing (accuracy ±1–2%)
Mixing (homogeneity 97–99%)
Pelletizing (pellets Ø 2–8 mm)
Errors at these stages reduce performance and increase costs.
Use IE4–IE5 drives, optimize conveying speed, minimize idle cycles —
overall energy reduction up to –15%.
Recipe automation with activity logging, automatic dosing with ±1–2% accuracy, and restricted access to formulas — ensuring full batch repeatability.
Aspiration, explosion-relief panels, airlocks, temperature and speed sensors, CE/ATEX compliance.
We include all required systems as part of our standard solutions.
You need recipe correction, moisture control, and pre-screening before grinding.
We offer modules for raw-material analysis and adaptive feeding.
Underestimating aspiration needs, selecting equipment without reserve capacity, manual dosing, incorrect conveying layout, lack of service access.
We eliminate these risks at the engineering stage.
Typical timeframe: 2–6 months, depending on project scale, logistics, and facility condition.
Poultry — 2–4 mm
Swine — 4–6 mm
Cattle — larger pellets or flakes
Our hammer mills support the full 0.2–5 mm granulometry range.
Other products
Contact Our Specialist
Elevator Systems
Kostiantyn Bushko
With over 10 years of experience managing engineering projects in the elevator and grain-processing sectors — including design, construction, modernization, technical audits, equipment supply, and capital procurement — I lead technical presales and integrated solutions for elevator facilities at START-UP.
My approach is based on operational reliability, engineering precision, and strategic partnership at every stage of project implementation.