Introduction For businesses that deal with wood waste, like sawmills or furniture stores, that material is often a waste that isn’t worth much. People who want to lower their heating bills are always under financial pressure to use fossil fuels. The wood pellet mill is the most important piece of technology that turns this problem into an opportunity. It lets you turn wood scraps into a dense, useful, and steady…
What is a Grass Pellet Machine? A grass pellet machine is made just for light, fibrous grasses where the main goals are energy and bedding. This feed pellet machine turns loose clippings and dried grasses into dense pellets that are easy to store and move around. The workable moisture window for grass raw material is 12% to 15%. To get around springy fibers, the die needs to be tuned with…
An alfalfa pellet mill makes alfalfa into uniform pellets that make it easier to sort, keep nutrients stable, and clean up the stalls. The useful moisture range is 14–16% lower than that of pellets powder; anything higher will block the die. When the moisture and conditioning are right, binders are usually not needed because the natural parts of alfalfa become plastic when they are heated and pressed. Benefits of Using…
What is a Hay Pellet Mill? A hay pellet mill is a machine that makes small pellets of grass or legume hay. Instead of following a single recipe, use this page to choose the type of machine (flat-die or ring-die), the power setup (electric three-phase, diesel, or PTO), and the basic tools for your forage family. What Can This Machine Do for Your Farm? There are many real benefits to…
A straw pellet mill takes crop waste like wheat, rice, corn, and cotton stalks and turns them into dense, even pellets that can be used as fuel or bedding. It usually goes like this: reducing the size, adding moisture, making pellets, cooling, and screening. For pasture residues and dried grasses, see our grass pellet machine designed for lighter, fibrous materials. The typical line is: size reduction → moisture conditioning (≈10–12%…