Build My Feedmill @ VIV ASIA 2017

CROPTECH-FEEDTECH 2017 ‘Build My Feedmill’ 10:30 - 12:30 - Thursday 16 March 2017 BITEC Conference Room 222

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AUTOMATION/ FEED FORMULATION

GRINDING 1 GRINDING 2

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STORAGE

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PELLETING

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EXPANDER

EXTRUDER

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WEIGHING 10:30

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OPENING

SUMMARY

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INTAKE AND CONVEYING

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DRYING & COOLING 1

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DRYING & COOLING 2

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Coffee is available from 10am onwards

OPENING 10:30

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Roger Gilbert (Chairman), Perendale Publishers, UK Intake and Conveying Christian Jordan, Lambton, USA Storage John Bowes, Sukup, USA

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Weighing Christian Janse, KSE Process Technology BV The Netherlands Grinding 1 Min Lu, Zhengchang, China

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Worldwide under the CropTech-FeedTech brand. This is the first time it will be presented at VIV Asia 2017.

It is clear to my mind that we need to raise awareness that there are too few feedmills in low-economic and developing countries that are fit for purpose. The shortfall in mills means that there is little chance of some countries reaching the international average for feed production of 133.6kg/per capita.

That is the quantity of scientifically formulated diets prepared as compounds for our domesticated livestock (and aqua animals) for food production that will ensure a country can achieve food security for its population, which I believe is the

Grinding 2 Hans van der Weijden, Van Aarsen, The Netherlands 11:20

benchmark, 133.6kg/capita.

However, there are two options to provide these compounds - either import them as either complete or concentrate to add to local ingredients or to produce them

Pelleting Bing Du, Zhengchang, China 11:30

locally from in-country raw materials combined with imported macro-ingredients and micro-ingredients. In my view the latter is more sustainable and efficient providing local employment while meeting growing demand for milk, meat, eggs

Expanding Olaf Naehrig, Amandus Kahl, Germany 11:40

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Build myFeedMill is a new concept introduced by Milling and Grain and VIV

and fish.

To provide compounds locally you need the raw materials, the nutritionist, the formulation software and the machinery. But none of this can be successfully put

Extrusion & Automation Peter Tsjoen, Adifo, Belgium

to use unless there is a building that is fit for purpose - that building is a feedmill.

Without a proper structure, built to accommodate the equipment required, the efficiency and production aimed for cannot be achieved.

Therefore, the concept of Build myFeedMill is central to the improvement of

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Drying & Cooling 1 Anders Malm, Tornum, Sweden

animal and fish protein for human consumption in developing countries in particular. Build myFeedMill is also being promoted by the new charity called Milling 4 Life.

Drying & Cooling 2 Merry Ortberg, Famsun, China

- Roger

Gilbert, Publisher, Milling and Grain magazine

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Automation/Feed Formulation Yiannis Christodoulou, Agentis Innovations, Thailand 12:20

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SUMMARY

Roger Gilbert (Chairman), Perendale Publishers, UK

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10:30 - 12:30 Thursday 16 March 2017 BITEC Conference Room 222 @VIV Asia 2017