Amino Feed Mills - MTech Systems

For Future-Ready Feed Mills

Feeding Optimization that Feels Like Future

Amino’s Feed Mill Module is designed to oversee and optimize the operations of commercial and integrated feed mills.

This component ensures that the feed production process is efficient, cost-effective, and meets the nutritional requirements.

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Key Functionalities

Feed Mills: Main Advantages

Feeding Optimization that Feels Like Future

Main Advantages

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Main Advantages

Key Functionalities

Ingredient Inventory Management

Tracks the inventory levels of various feed ingredients, such as grains, vitamins, and minerals. It helps in managing stock levels, reordering supplies, and preventing shortages or overstock situations.

Feed Order Management & Scheduling

Proactively schedules feed orders by generating projections based on current head inventory, animal consumption, nutritionist feed programs and feed formulas for each flock and house.

Quality Control

Monitors the quality of raw ingredients and finished feed products. This includes testing for nutritional content, contaminants, and other quality parameters to ensure that the feed meets safety and quality standards.

Cost Management

Tracks the costs associated with feed production, including raw materials, ingredient inputs, and production costs. This helps in budgeting and controlling operational costs to ensure flocks and organizational profitability.

Automated Production Planning

Accurately plans feed production based on feed orders in the system from projected, manual, internal and customer loads.

Batch Tracking and Traceability

Keeps detailed records of each batch of feed produced, including the ingredients used, production date, and quality test results.

Performance Analytics

Provides detailed reports and analytics on feed production metrics, such as production volume, efficiency, and cost per unit.

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