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Cassava is a food with high nutritional value. Cassava is processed to produce cassava starch, and cassava residue is a by-product. The large-scale discarding of cassava residue not only takes up land area, but also wastes resources. In fact, the starch content in cassava residue It is very high and contains a lot of nutrients, making it a good feed for livestock.
The accumulation of cassava residue makes cassava residue more susceptible to spoilage and deterioration. It will change color within a day or two. If it is fed directly to livestock, it may cause poisoning. The cassava residue dryer must be used to reuse the cassava starch dregs resources. stand up. The taste, color and nutritional value of the dried cassava starch residue will not be affected. It can be used to feed livestock, which not only reduces costs but also improves economic benefits.
Zhengzhou Jiutian is a large dryer manufacturer. Based on the properties of cassava starch residue, it has developed a new type of cassava residue dryer. Compared with traditional dryers, this drying equipment has high production efficiency, simple operation, energy saving and environmental protection indicators, good drying effect. If you are interested in our equipment, please contact us.
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