Cattle Feeding With Sugar Beet, Sugar Molasses, And Sugar Beet Residuum
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The mixing shaft has a velocity corresponding to 35 revolutions per minute. An apparatus for mixing 3 tons of the fodder per hour may be had for 1160. In this case the revolving shaft turns with a velocity of about 150 revolutions per minute. When the molasses combination is finished, it is emptied on a cemented floor and allowed to cool. Certain precautionary measures are to be taken during the mixing, for there is dan- ger of firej but this danger may be obviated by having a thick- ness of on...ly 18 inches of the product during the mixing in the special apparatus. After 24 hours' cooling the molasses com- bination may be put up in bags and after several days addi- tional cooling, it may be stored in warehouses just as sugar is.
Molasses ma}' be rendered liquid by heating at 70° to 75° K.
The concentrate is added, and then thoroughly mixed until cooling. Experience shows that the mixing tanks should be made of wood, rather than iron, and be rather shallow. The cost of this operation is very slight, as one man can prepare fully two and a half tons of this forage per diem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mixing shaft has a velocity corresponding to 35 revolutions per minute. An apparatus for mixing 3 tons of the fodder per hour may be had for 1160. In this case the revolving shaft turns with a velocity of about 150 revolutions per minute. When the molasses combination is finished, it is emptied on a cemented floor and allowed to cool. Certain precautionary measures are to be taken during the mixing, for there is dan- ger of firej but this danger may be obviated by having a thick- ness of on...ly 18 inches of the product during the mixing in the special apparatus. After 24 hours' cooling the molasses com- bination may be put up in bags and after several days addi- tional cooling, it may be stored in warehouses just as sugar is.
Molasses ma}' be rendered liquid by heating at 70° to 75° K.
The concentrate is added, and then thoroughly mixed until cooling. Experience shows that the mixing tanks should be made of wood, rather than iron, and be rather shallow. The cost of this operation is very slight, as one man can prepare fully two and a half tons of this forage per diem.
What to read after Cattle Feeding With Sugar Beet, Sugar Molasses, And Sugar Beet Residuum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Sharpe Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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