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Submitted by tcobb on Mon, 05/22/2023 - 15:37

 

Triad™ supplementation promotes successful farrowing and pig livability through a palatable, proprietary blend of Alltech ingredients.

Sow throughput can be compromised by the higher incidence of stillbirth pigs along with pre-wean death loss, decreasing overall performance in your operation. Effective during short feeding intervals, Triad™ supports sows during parturition and impacts pre-wean mortality, driving more pigs and more pounds long-term in your barns.

Features and benefits:

  • Aids in the parturition process
  • Supports fewer stillborn pigs
  • Boosts wean pigs per sow
  • Reduces farrowing duration
  • Supports preweaning livability
  • Improves nitrogen metabolism

 

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From garden compost to road surfaces – the KEENAN can mix anything!

Submitted by rjones on Fri, 05/12/2023 - 11:10

From processing feed for farm animals to mixing recycling plastics for road surfaces, there is a huge and diverse demand for the precision and dynamic mixing mechanism that the KEENAN machine offers. Here’s a whistle-stop tour of the materials the KEENAN ProMix can, and is, handling.

Author: Michael French, Area Sales Manager

Since its beginnings over four decades ago, KEENAN’s core competency has always been to process forage and feed for livestock, with a mission to advance animal health and overall farm productivity.

There are now thousands of the highly recognisable and renowned ‘big green machines’ all over the world, contributing to production sustainability on all sorts of farming systems.

But KEENAN doesn’t stop at feeding cows!

KEENAN machines can now be found working in many different industries; a trend that’s on the up as sustainability grows momentum and businesses look to combat rising costs of production:

  • From waste matter to power

  • From waste matter to compost

  • From rubber to equestrian surfaces

  • From manure to bedding

  • From plastic to road surfaces

  • From slurry to fertiliser

  • From raw ingredients to animal feed

From waste matter to power

Biogas production is the result of bacteria breaking down organic matter, such as animal manure, municipal waste, plant material, food waste or sewage, into an environmentally friendly energy source. It’s a cyclical process that captures potentially harmful gases from materials that, in the most part, would have naturally decayed and released environmentally harmful gases in the process.

According to the National Grid, the first U.K. Biogas plant commenced production in 2011, and there are now 109 biogas plants in operation.

The leading anaerobic digestion (AD) trade body the Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association (ADBA) has recently laid out claims that biogas could play a ‘key role’ in the U.K energy crisis; a crisis that has spiked an increasing interest in this form of renewable energy.  

However, biogas production comes with some tricky production challenges. To many, mixing the material into a homogeneous mixture, sits top of the list.

The KEENAN ProMix machine offers a unique paddle mixing action shown to produce a physical structure that is more efficient to process and covert into electricity.

Trial work has indicated an increase in average profit per day between £114 to £157*.

*Click here to find out more.

From waste matter to compost

Another mechanism for reducing the amount of biodegradable waste sent to landfill, is the production of compost from a treated and safe organic matter.

The process is dependent on the correct balance of physical, chemical, and biological properties for plants to grow and flourish. These blends include raw materials such as:

  • Peat

  • Coir pith

  • Wood fibres

  • Bark

Mineral constituents like perlite, pumice, clay and vermiculite can also be added along with additives, fertilisers and lime.

The KEENAN ProMix plays an important role in bringing these multiple input ingredients together into a homogeneous and consistent mix.

The gentle mixing action breaks up and thoroughly mixes ingredients without damaging particles. Furthermore, materials can be soaked in liquids for any length of time, as the mixing chambers of the KEENAN ProMix range are completely sealed.

Several garden centres use the KEENAN ProMix to mix peat with micro-ingredients, linking the machine to the bagging plant to streamline the production line.

KEENAN has also manufactured four ProMix machines to process mushroom feed.

From rubber to arena and track surfaces

 

In the world of horses, long lasting performance hinges on the menage, racetrack or arena boasting a quality surface.

A quality surface is one that offers a safe, uniform, and cushioning platform for horses

Silica sand, rubber and wax-based surfaces processed by the KEENAN ProMix are credited by award-winning companies from the U.K, Ireland, France, Spain and America to be:

  • All-weather

  • Lower compacting

  • More stable

  • Require less maintenance compared to traditional dirt or sand

There is even a yard in the UK using the KEENAN ProMix solely to mix stable waste for even spreading onto paddocks.

From manure to bedding

Increased comfort, reduced running costs and increased environmental sustainability, are compelling many farmers to look at recycling various input materials (manure in the main) into bedding. 

A KEENAN ProMix enables the consistent mixing of various input materials into a good quality bedding to ensure:

  • Moisture control
  • Low odour retention
  • Traction for animals rising or lying down
  • Reduced time on cleaning maintenance

 

From plastic to road surfaces

We produce 300 million tonnes of plastic each year worldwide.

Once sorted, cleaned and processed into flakes, pellets, compounds, or a powder, the recycled plastic material requires homogenising to achieve a consistent melt index, colour value and additive distribution, so that it can be transformed into a bitumen replacement.

The KEENAN ProMix coupled with the InTouch control system offers a gentle and precise mixing action to achieve these quality controls.

MacRebur is the plastic road company that creates robust and flexible roads from plastic. The granulated plastic waste is mixed with a specially formulated activator to extend and improve the bitumen liquid binder which holds asphalt together. Intensive studies have revealed plastic roads to be more robust and flexible, improving the lifespan up to 60 percent.

From slurry to fertiliser

KEENAN works with utility companies to mix sewage sludge with lime to make it safe to apply on land. This helps to minimise the negative impact on the environment and to support economic growth for the sludge sector.

The KEENAN ProMix ensures a homogenous mix quality with optimal viscosity. Lime can be incorporated quickly and easily, with minimal contact, to neutralise odours and optimise viscosity.

From raw ingredients to animal feed

The business of processing raw ingredients into rolls, nuts, pellets, meals and compounds for feeding to dairy cows, beef cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry is no small one.

When the feed mill sector was in its infancy, KEENAN was approached to build a heavy-duty industrial mixer that could mix feed mill ingredients quickly.

Over the years, KEENAN has built numerous custom mixing solutions to help maintain quality, consistency, and integrity for a wide range of applications including feed mills, premix houses, TMR bagging centres and milk powder mixing plants.

Over the years, GLW Feeds, Jim Peat Agriculture, NWF, and Frank B Forman & Sons to name a few, have processed thousands of tonnes of high quality feed through the KEENAN ProMix.

What to look out for when selecting an industrial mixer

Here are some key considerations for selecting a mixer to convert your raw or waste materials into an end product that is more valuable.

1.     Mix consistency

The KEENAN ProMix features end-to-end paddles that rotate in a gentle tumbling motion. All the materials in the chamber are moving all the time. As all materials are being continuously processed, there are no “dead spots” in the mixer.

2.     Processing control

The KEENAN ProMix comes with the InTouch control system fitted as standard to precisely weigh in materials and accurately control the mixing process. The system also logs and reports on historic loads. Each user can have their own unique set of logins for greater operator transparency.

3.     Build customisation

  • All KEENAN ProMix machines are made to order

  • Available as both static and trailed models

  • Ranging from 14m3 to 28m3 in capacity

  • With a range of specialised fittings for depositing into mechanical transportation or bagging units

  • Optional ‘Bomb doors’ for rapid emptying with full length feed-out direct onto conveyors
  • Secondary equipment and fittings, like dust lids, also available.

4.     Strength and reliability

The KEENAN ProMix comprises many heavy-duty components to handle the most wearing of workloads. The machine is a very simple design and is easy to service and repair.

Should the KEENAN ProMix encounter any problems or need servicing, KEENAN has a longstanding reputation for unfaltering back-up.

5.     Power requirement

The low horsepower requirement means that the KEENAN ProMix requires less horsepower and less energy to run. A further benefit of the KEENAN range is in the ability to accurately mix small loads if necessary, as low as 10% of the machine capacity.

Explore the KEENAN ProMix range and contact a specialist here keenanindustrial.com/

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How accurate feeding has added 1,700 litres to yield

Submitted by rjones on Fri, 04/28/2023 - 06:31

A large Yorkshire dairy has streamlined its feeding routine while adding five litres to daily cow yield over the past five years.

Metcalfe Farms, in Leyburn, North Yorkshire, is one of a growing number of larger dairy units that have simplified total mixed ration (TMR) feeding with an all-in-one vertical auger machine.

The control and consistency it brings to feeding the herd is a key reason why yields have lifted from an average of 10,800 litres a lactation in 2018 – when the Metcalfes won the Gold Cup – to 12,500 litres a cow today.

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The KEENAN Vertical Auger Story - When Mix Speed Met Mix Quality

Submitted by rjones on Mon, 04/17/2023 - 07:09

6 years have passed since KEENAN surprised the sector by spanning into the vertical auger ‘tub’ diet feeding market. UK & Ireland General Manager, James Brough, who has been with KEENAN for upwards of 16 years, tells the story.

Author: James Brough, UK & Ireland General Manager

One of the most significant and surprising moves made in KEENAN’s recent history, was the launch of the KEENAN Vertical Auger diet feeder in 2017.

When KEENAN was acquired by Alltech in 2016, the late founder and President Dr. Pearse Lyons gave the KEENAN sales team an open wish list. The team decided to expand the range of feeders on offer, by bringing a vertical auger feeder into the range.

This was seen by many as a bold move, given the fact that KEENAN had stood firmly by it’s belief that the MechFiber paddle mixer was the only machine that could deliver optimum mix quality, for so many years. It was a move that attracted a lot of attention in the market, with both positive and negative commentary. But it was a move that served a purpose – to adapt to the changing farming landscape and evolving farmer needs.

Farmers needs that included: additional capacity, faster aggressive chopping and more feed-out options. However, the need and expectation for machine durability, service and ration performance remained unchanged.

Entering the “tub feeder” market, KEENAN had to stay true to its colours – reliably delivering the best mix possible to animals.

“The goal was to align optimal mixing with speed and capacity”

 

With the green light from Alltech, the team were quick to move their talks with Italian market-leading peers, STORTI, into action, to launch their premium range of KEENAN Vertical Augers. 

6 years in…

It’s hard to believe that 6 years have passed since this launch. The number of KEENAN Vertical Auger machines working in the U.K. market is now in the hundreds, with farmers coming back for seconds.

It is a success built on a blatant disregard for anything short of best in class; a principle that places KEENAN as the nations’ number one feeding system by market share.

The KEENAN team has optimised the vertical auger range with key developments and proprietary tweaks to cross conveyors, hydraulics, drivelines and auger design. The KEENAN Vertical Auger can now offer both speed and capacity, but also fundamentally, consistent mix quality.

Whilst KEENAN still stand by the patented and proven mix quality that comes from the MechFiber system, they can now boast a complete portfolio with any machine for any farming system – whether it’s the MechFiber paddle mixer, the Vertical Auger tub mixer or the Self-Propelled system.

So, what is the difference between the KEENAN Vertical Auger and other tubs on the market?

1.       Auger design with fibre protection in mind

2.       Tank design to ensure mix consistency

3.       Heavy duty spec and ease of maintenance

4.       InTouch for controlled accuracy

1. Auger Design With Fibre Protection In Mind

The chopping mechanism of most vertical auger diet feeders in the market can make it very easy to over-process the feed due to too much pressure. KEENAN Vertical Augers are designed to protect that all-important fibre structure.

The wide-base, the flight angle, and the smooth unstepped form of the KEENEN Vertical Augers, make for a better upward flow and cascading effect of the feed materials. Whilst narrower augers will make the machine easier to drive, they come with a detrimental impact on overall mix quality.

Secondly, as the auger flighting is wider on the KEENAN vertical augers, we can achieve a larger displacement of feed materials and avoid deadspots in the tank.

The 20mm-thick steel augers (with an option to add 4mm extra thickness) are operated with a 2-speed gearbox to lower horsepower and enable better control over mixing aggression.

2. Tank Design To Ensure Mixing Consistency

The mixing mechanism of most vertical auger diet feeders in the market can make it very easy to feed-out a mix that is inconsistently processed from start to finish. KEENAN Vertical Augers are designed to ensure every mouthful is as prescribed every time.

All KEENAN tanks are designed in direct correlation to the augers - KEENAN don’t do greedy boards. It’s a cheap way to gain capacity, but it comes at a cost to mix quality and profit margin from feed.

The 8mm-thick steel walls (with an option to add 4mm of extra thickness) are rounded all the way around to maximise mix flow and resulting mix quality. There are no rippled edges that cause feed material stagnation and increased wear on the steel.  

In some other machines in the market, you can literally see feed materials lodged in deadspots and bridging on the tank walls. That’s never the case with a KEENAN.

3. Heavy Duty Specification And Ease of Maintenance

KEENAN is known by many for never missing a feed. When it comes to spec, KEENAN NEVER compromises. KEENAN is very much focused on the bigger and longer term picture; with farmers interests at the fore.  As such, decisions around machine standard specifications go over and above.

Heavy duty specifications span across:

·       Driveline ratings (gearboxes and shafts),

·       Under-carriage ratings (axles* and chassis), and

·       Componentry quality (conveyors and hydraulic blocks).

*A single axle is standard on the smaller range, with tandem axles available as an option. The large range comes with a tandem rocking beam as standard, but a sprung-bogie wide-spaced steering tandem axle can be added to handle roadwork and rough terrains.

This means that KEENAN’s Vertical Augers wear better, last longer, incur less issues, and mix better.

And when it comes to ongoing support and maintenance, it’s business as usual for KEENAN.

Farmers are encouraged to assess their vertical auger machine regularly. Mix quality can gradually deteriorate as the augers wear. In today’s farming climate, every litre and every penny counts.

KEENAN have 17 approved service points throughout the UK specially trained to keep the machines up to specification. KEENAN Guard extended warranty plans are available on new and used trailed vertical auger mixers and self-propelled machines, and are designed to give farmers added peace of mind after base warranty has expired.

4. Controlled Accuracy from InTouch

With any diet feeder machine, controlling and tracking loading accuracy is key. As vertical augers offer a more aggressive chopping action, the window of opportunity between getting the mix right and wrong, is very fine.

To stick within this small window, KEENAN Vertical Augers have rotation counters fitted to the augers and an Autostop mechanism to cut the machine at the right number of counts.

“We have customers with large silage pits, and as they come the end of the pits, the travel time between the pit and the diet feeder increases. In this situation, without the rotation counters and Autostop, over-processing can be almost impossible to avoid”

All the KEENAN Vertical Augers come with the InTouch service as standard to minimise errors and enable farmers to keep a close eye on input to output performance.

5. Right size machine for the right size farm system

KEENAN offers a wide range of feeding capacities, from 18m3 to 44m3. KEENAN has recently introduced a mid-tier range to compliment the current small and large ranges. The mid-tiered range consists of 22m3 and 25m3 twin-auger machines, and 30m3 and 34m3 triple auger machines.

To account for tight turning circles, low building heights or awkward yard layouts, each range has its unique specification. Some machines are taller, some are lower. Some machines are shorter, some are longer. They are built to spec.

The ration can be discharged via the rear door, side door or front door, and can fill all types of troughs and feed passages.

What hasn’t changed since launching the new range, is KEENAN’s reputation for service and results. The KEENAN Vertical Auger is about the whole package.

KEENAN now has a range of systems seeing results and enjoying second-to-none service – whether they have moved from a MechFiber to a vertical auger, or a non-KEENAN to a KEENAN. We’ve even had tub farmers enquiring after a vertical auger but ending up with a MechFiber!

No two farms are the same, and the optimal choice of machine revolves around many factors. KEENAN has a highly trained team of farming specialists that can offer an unbiased viewpoint on which system to move forward with.

For more information Contact Us today!

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Would You Ever Consider Investing In A Self-Propelled Feeder?

Submitted by rjones on Thu, 04/13/2023 - 04:40

Feeding with a self-propelled feeder has elicited plenty of scepticism and many “it’s not for me” pre-conceptions in the past. With many farms now using the system, and many more farm businesses of all sizes showing a keen interest in the system, we address the 4 main apprehensions that farmers have.

AUTHOR: Alistair Morton, Regional Business Manager

 

“Why would I invest in a self-propelled diet feeding system?” It’s a big question and one that demands and warrants a realistic explanation.  

Compared to Europe, the UK was a little late to the self-propelled party, but confidence and buy-in to the system has been gaining momentum over recent years. 

Manufactured by market-leaders Storti in Italy, where a high percentage of farms have been using a self-propelled feeding system to feed dairy cows and beef cattle for a number of years already, the KEENAN self-propelled comes with an international reputation for long-term profitability. There are machines in Italy with 24,000+ hours on the clock and are still going strong! But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t carefully assess the move on each and every farm. 

Over the years, I have sold more than a third of all the KEENAN self-propelled machines that are now in the UK, and have been asked all manor of scrutinising questions. 

If the move is something you’re thinking about, or perhaps it's something you’ve never even considered, I’ve done the work of weighing it up with a realistic and long-term farmer viewpoint. 

Here are the top 4 apprehensions voiced by UK farmers:

1.    Is the self-propelled worth the outlay?
2.    Will the self-propelled machine fit around my farm?
3.    What is the residual value of a self-propelled feeder?
4.    How difficult is the self-propelled to drive?

1. Is the self-propelled worth the outlay?

This question is by far the most commonly asked. And with the average self-propelled system up to 6 times more expensive than the average trailed machine, it is understandable why. It’s not something you are going to jump into without weighing up all the factors. 

To address this, we look at the return in investment opportunity – which is multifactorial. 

To give you a quick bit of perspective, my latest self-propelled customer worked out that just an 0.6-litre uplift in milk per cow per day would pay for the machine in a 5-year period! Most farmers get an immediate 2-litre uplift in milk from the same feed.

The key ROI opportunities to think about: 

1.    Higher feeding accuracy and efficiency. The average trailed feeder runs at 95-96% feeding accuracy, and we typically see a 3% improvement in loading accuracy moving onto a self-propelled feeder. That might not sound a lot, but it’s actually worth around £18,000 a year over 240 cows on today’s average feed pricing. 

When loading feed ingredients with a bucket, it tends to end up in the feeder rather than back in the pile. When loading with the self-propelled, you’re at the pile so you can spit it back out from the header elevator quickly and easily - so less temptation to cut corners when you’ve a busy routine to keep up with! 

The KEENAN self-propelled comes with an NIR (near infra-red) system which provides the ability to ration cattle on the dry matter, rather than on fresh weight. With this, users have saved anywhere between 8% and 15% of their forage per year. 

2.    Less waste at the clamp. The self-propelled feeder gently shaves the pitface, with minimal creases or crevices for silage to spoil and moulds to form. By getting across the pit face quicker, and only taking 6-8 inches at a time. Less surface area is exposed to the elements meaning less valuable energy losses.

3.    Improved animal performance. With the more consistent diet that the self-propelled delivers, the rumen pH is more consistent. This translates to better feed digestion – so more of what you put in is digested into a valuable output. This has also shown to support dry cows in their transition period.

4.    Lower variable running costs. With a self-propelled, you’ve cut 2 machines out of the feeding fleet, which inevitably brings depreciation and fuel savings. 

The direct auger drive system on the KEENAN self-propelled makes it the most fuel efficient on the market, saving 25% more fuel on average than a Hydrostatic drive machine. 


2. Will the self-propelled machine fit around my farm?

Once we have worked through the financials above, the size of the self-propelled is often the next question. 

A common misconception is that the self-propelled is too big to get around the farm. You may be surprised to hear that if you can get a tractor and trailed machine in, you can usually get a self-propelled machine in. 

We deal with all shapes and sizes, and what fits one farm doesn’t fit the next. So all our self-propelled machines are custom-built – in fact I don’t think we have two the same!

How the KEENAN self-propelled is functional on-farm: 

1.    They are mounted on short wheel bases making the machine surprisingly manoeuvrable with small turning circles.

2.    The cab is designed to shape around the tank so you get a shorter machine compared to a tractor and trailed machine.

3.    The machines come in a range of sizes, from a 16-cube MechFiber to a 33-cube Vertical Auger. You can choose elevators, trays and feedout doors to suit your feed passages.

3. What is the residual value of a self-propelled feeder?

This is probably the trickiest question we get asked. As already mentioned, the self-propelled system is relatively new to the UK market, so we’re only just getting the second-hand machines through to get a picture on their resale value. 

That said, we’re seeing a lot of demand for the second-hands, and the original buyers are buying again!

Getting the most for your KEENAN self-propelled: 

1. As already described, you must first consider the machine cost and ensure it will return its full value within the term you plan to have it for. 
2. If you look after your machine in the long run, it would look after you. The machine is set up to be easy to look after, but residual value is completely down to the state of the machine and how well it has been serviced and maintained. 
3. Consider the resale value of the self-propelled against the fleet of a tractor, trailed machine and loader. Everything new is expensive right now. On many systems, there are loaders just filling feeders and tractors, never off the feeder. If you can consolidate your fleet, you consolidate your depreciation.
4. The header is designed so its cutting feed, not cutting and moving at the same time, which takes pressure off of the bearings. 
5. The direct auger drive system is also designed to improve the lifespan of the machine and protect the auger gearboxes. 
6. KEENAN offers a warranty or service contract to provide peace of mind. 


4. How difficult is the self-propelled to drive?

Drivability is an understandable concern as you don’t want to spend all this money and then have the machine damaged, even if you put your best driver on it. 

We actually see the opposite happen. As operators love driving the self-propelled, they have a real affinity to looking after it, to the point they don’t like other people driving it! 

It is, however, important to get the right person on it. Interestingly, the self-propelled helps to attract and keep good staff. The machine has been designed with safety, comfort and ease in mind. Operators don’t have to jump in and out of different cabs. They can stay out of the elements and enjoy heating or air conditioning and the radio. 

Drivability features of the self-propelled: 
1.  The KEENAN self-propelled has reversing sensors and cameras to offer a 360˚ view of the machine. 
2. We offer a comprehensive operator training course on how to run, operate and maintain the machine. This training can be ongoing so the staff know how important it is to look after the machine. 
3. The interior of the cab is designed to be easily cleaned, and it stays clean as the operator is in and out less.     
Some farms offer extra incentives like paying a bonus for reaching specific accuracy targets with no damages.
 

Want us to weigh it up for you?

So coming back to the question “Why would you invest in a self-propelled diet feeding system”?

To me, the bigger question is, why wouldn’t you?

Here at KEENAN, we’re proud of our transparent data, our success farms, and our service reputation. So we’d be happy to speak to you about how a self-propelled may, or may not, be for your farm business.

​To take your next step, contact KEENAN 

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International Dairy Topics: Mitigating the detrimental effects of heat stress in your herd

Submitted by jnorrie on Mon, 03/13/2023 - 14:13

As climate change becomes an omnipresent issue in global agriculture, heat stress is becoming an increasingly common concern in not only areas traditionally associated with this problem, such as the US, Asia and the Mediterranean but also in more temperate countries, like the UK, Germany and France. Heat stress results from a combination of temperature and humidity levels that exceed the thermoneutral zone of the cow.

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Feedinfo: Dr Mark Lyons Unpacks Key Insights from Alltech’s 12th Annual Global Feed Survey

Submitted by jnorrie on Tue, 03/07/2023 - 14:18

Due to the continued increase in demand for animal protein and other animal-based products, global feed production remains a key player in the agricultural economy. In its 12th annual Global Feed Survey, which formed part of its 2023 Agri-Food Outlook report, Alltech once again shared how this vital industry changed in the past year and highlighted the trends that impacted growth.

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