Kenya 2-3T/H Chicken Feed Production Line
Project Name: Chicken Feed Production Line
Production Capacity: 2-3T/H
Country: Kenya
Application: It is suitable for processing livestock and poultry feedstuff into premium feed pellets.
The customer's 2-3t/h of chicken feed production line has been completed, waiting for loading and shipment.
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Main Machines in This Complete Line
1. Hammer mill
2. Mixer
3. Pellet machine
4. Cooling machine
5. crumbler machine
6. screen machine
7. packing machine and other subsidiary equipment
The Machine is Ready for Delivery
Pellet Machine and Mixer Machine
Crumbler and Cooling Machine
Animal Feed Situation in Kenya
In Kenya, the use of manufactured animal feed and feed supplements has steadily increased over the past decade. According to data from the Kenyan animal husbandry sector, the demand for feed and supplements is about 650,000 tons, up from 300,000 tons in 2008. Registered feed producers account for about 60% of demand; unregistered small-scale manufacturers, household/community formulators and importers account for the rest. The animal feed industry in Kenya faces challenges of unstable raw material supply, lack of standardization, and poor ingredients quality.
Kenya’s poultry and dairy products sub-industry absorbs most of the feed. Both industries are based on intensive production systems and are located in rural and semi-urban areas with great potential, where there is high commercial demand for milk and meat. In rural areas with low potential, livestock are extensively raised, and livestock nutrition rarely supplements concentrates.
Kenya has the largest animal feed industry in East Africa, thanks to its growing and vibrant animal husbandry. Like many developing countries, most locally produced cereals are for human consumption, and only by-products such as corn bran, wheat bran, and rice bran are available for animal feed production. The output of oil crops is also low, which makes the animal feed industry inevitably use imports to fill the gap in raw material supply. Currently, the industry mainly imports grain bran, soybean meal and oilseed cake from Uganda, Tanzania and India.