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high humidity
What impact does high humidity have on feed quality in mixers?
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6 Replies
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improper mixing, increase CV, clump formation, mould growth.
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High humidity negatively impacts feed quality in mixers by promoting microbial growth (molds and bacteria), leading to spoilage, mycotoxin production, and potential health problems for animals consuming the feed. Excess moisture can also cause issues like “plug-ups” in the mill, reduced throughput, and decreased pellet quality.
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improper mixing, increase CV, clump formation, mould growth etc.
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Promoting mold growth and affecting pellet durability
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High humidity in mixers causes feed ingredients to absorb moisture, leading to clumping, nutrient loss, microbial growth, and poor pellet quality, which together reduce feed safety, consistency, and animal performance.
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High humidity in a feed mixer can negatively impact feed quality by promoting mold growth and potentially reducing nutrient availability. Excessive moisture can lead to spoilage, mycotoxin production, and health problems for animals, while inadequate moisture can affect feed digestibility and pellet quality.
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