Posted by IA Leo on December 16, 2009 at 17:33:29 from (67.224.28.37):
A number of years back when I was doing some on the side drafting, a fellow came with some data on a grain roaster, a long rotating cylinder mounted on tandem axles and with a large propane burner in one end. He said roasting the grain helped cattle digest it better and could save moldy grain, making ok for feed. I had never heard of it and have never seen it practiced to this day. It was a continuous process and I bet it took a lot of propane.
I did work on a conveyor in Watts, CA a few years back where they brought garbage trucks full of day old bread and rolls still in the plastic wrappers and they put it through a roaster like above. They separated out the hammermilled mess, getting rid of the melted plastic chunks. Their market was large chicken feeders.
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