ROMILL GRAIN MILLING AND STORAGE MACHINES

The grain can be milled by two or four rollers depending on the machine and can just be fractured or milled right down to powder. It is then augured to the bagging tunnel, at this stage preservatives or additives can be added to the grain. The grain is now pressed into the bag and will start the preserving process. The job is now complete and the grain will soon be ready for feeding. Romill also have a range of milling units, both mobile and electric  stationary, ranging from farmer models right up to larger units for feedmills.

Why bag my grain?

• Total control of finished product
• Moist grain is more digestible than dry grain
• Better quality feed at better prices
• In a bag you know how much feed you have on hand
• Save on costly grain storage silos and handling equipment
• Use your existing farm machinery for feeding
• Deal direct with your contractor; cut out the middle man
• Grow your own grain crop and get your contractor to process it
• Save unnecessary drying costs
• Feed high levels of carbohydrates with low NDF

Grain processing options

Milled Grain

• Undried grain
• Can be feed through, in shed feeding systems
• Most economical concentrate on the market
• Save unnecessary drying costs
• Grow your own grain crop
• Feed high levels of carbohydrates with low NDF
• Moist grain is more digestible than dry grain
• Very high M.E. feed 13 – 14
• Crop can be harvested earlier
• With DM from 76% to 84%

Ensiled Grain

• Ensiled grain with DM from 65% to 75%
• Ideal to be feed in mixer wagons – feed pads, troughs
• Most economical concentrate on the market
• Grow your own grain crop
• Feed high levels of carbohydrates with low NDF
• Moist grain is more digestible than dry grain
• Very high M.E. feed 13 – 14
• Crop can be harvested earlier
• Maize, wheat and barley
• Save unnecessary drying costs