Fermentation feed production using a composting machine is a great option to reduce the environmental impact of food waste. By promoting the reuse of food waste, this method both conserves natural resources and provides an efficient feed source to be used in animal feeding.

To produce fermentation feed from food waste, the following steps can be followed:

The first step is to choose the food waste to be used. Organic wastes such as vegetable waste, fruit peels, bread and rice scraps, coffee grounds, egg shells can be used.

Food waste is broken down into small pieces using a blender or chopper. In this way, the wastes can be more easily fermented in the compost machine.

Food waste, which is divided into small pieces, is placed in the compost machine and kept at a certain temperature in the machine. The compost machine starts the fermentation process by keeping the food waste at a certain temperature.

During the fermentation process, the proteins in the food waste are digested by enzymes and the nutrients in the feed become more easily absorbed.

After the fermentation process is completed, the obtained feed can be used to feed the animals. The quality of the feeds may vary depending on the quality of the food waste used and the fermentation time.

Producing fermentation feed from food waste provides an efficient feed source that can be used in animal feeding, as well as reducing the environmental impact of waste. In addition, by providing economic benefits with this method, an alternative solution to high cost feeds is offered by using wastes.