Feed Mill Plants
Custom Feed Mill Plants
Whether 5 or 100 tonnes per hour: we build compound feed mills in the size that fits your operation – from a compact on-farm mixing plant to a multi-storey facility with its own loading system.
Plants from
5 t
per hour
over
1450
plants built
Large plants up to
100
tonnes
per hour
Feed Mill Plants
Turnkey Feed Mill Plants
From raw material intake to loading: planning, production, installation and control systems all come from a single source.
Why turnkey?
If you assemble a feed mill from components made by different manufacturers, you end up with an interface problem: everyone delivers their part, but no one feels responsible for how it all works together. We take on the entire plant – process engineering, steel construction, machinery and controls.
For you, that means: one contract, one schedule, one point of contact. And if the plant doesn’t deliver the promised performance, there’s no argument about whose component is to blame.
Our Working Process With You
Five steps from the first inquiry to ongoing operation – with the same contacts throughout.
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Consulting & Planning We clarify what the plant needs to achieve: product, throughput, space and budget. This becomes a concept before we even talk about machines. -
Engineering & Production Our design team develops the plant in detail, and our own production builds the matching components – both in-house in Lastrup. -
Project Management One point of contact coordinates schedules, deliveries and trades, and speaks up before a deadline slips – not after. -
Installation & Commissioning Our own fitters install the plant and start it up until throughput and accuracy reach the agreed values. -
Ongoing Support After handover, the same contact person remains responsible – for spare parts, maintenance and future expansions.
Turnkey Feed Mill Plants
Our Turnkey Feed Mill Plants for Every Sector
Compound Feed Plants for Pigs
Fine grinding and precise dosing of mineral components – tailored to piglet, fattening and sow rations.
Compound Feed Plants for Cattle
Coarse structures are preserved: we design the plant for gentle processing and large batch sizes.
Compound Feed Plants for Poultry
Homogeneity is critical here, since even the smallest additive quantities must reach every portion.
Compound Feed Plants for Fish
Aquafeed places special demands on fineness and pellet stability – requiring a specifically designed line.
Grinding & Mixing Plant
The compact solution for operations that mix their own feed: grinding, dosing and mixing in a single line.
Interested? Get in touch!
Contact us nowAre you planning a new compound feed mill or want to expand an existing one? Tell us your recipes and desired throughput – we'll get back to you.
Need repair service?
Or a performance upgrade?
Many of our plants have been running for decades. Throughput can often be increased with manageable effort – for example with a new control system, an additional dosing point, or replacing a bottleneck in the conveying system.
We’ll take a look at your plant and show you what the upgrade would achieve before you decide.
Individual Machines for Feed Mill Plants
This is how the process works in a compound feed mill – and these are the machines behind it.
Knowledge
Frequently Asked Questions About Feed Mill Plants
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That depends on your needs, not on our catalog. We build plants for individual operations as well as multi-storey facilities for regional distribution.
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Depending on scope, several months pass from order placement to commissioning. Most of that time is spent on prefabrication in Lastrup – keeping the time on your construction site short.
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In many cases, yes. We plan the conversion so production keeps running as much as possible, and schedule the critical work during a coordinated shutdown.
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Yes. Controls and process visualization come from us and are matched to the plant – including recipe management and batch documentation.
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Yes, our plants run in over 50 countries. Planning and production happen in Lastrup, and our own fitters travel to site for installation.
