Electric Fermented Liquid Feed Cart

The Electric Fermented Liquid Feed Cart is a mobile livestock feeding unit developed for transporting and distributing prepared fermented liquid feed, wet mash and other pumpable pig rations inside commercial pig houses.

The cart combines a corrosion-resistant mixing tank, electric travel system, agitator, feed-transfer pump and flexible discharge hose. Continuous or intermittent agitation helps maintain a more uniform feed mixture while the cart moves between pens.

It is especially suitable for farms using fermented-feed preparation systems but not requiring a permanent liquid-feed pipeline to every pen. Tank capacity, drive configuration and discharge system can be customized according to farm layout and feeding requirements.

• Designed for prepared fermented liquid feed, wet mash and compatible slurry-type rations.
• Battery-powered electric travel reduces manual pushing and feeding labor.
• Stainless steel tank provides corrosion resistance and convenient sanitation.
• Mechanical agitation helps reduce settling and feed separation during transport.
• Electric pump provides controlled transfer from the tank to the feeding trough.
• Flexible discharge hose simplifies pen-by-pen feeding along livestock-house aisles.
• Feed discharge can be started and stopped according to individual pen requirements.
• Compact mobile configuration is suitable for farms without centralized liquid-feed pipelines.
• Suitable for integration with separate fermentation tanks or liquid-feed preparation systems.
• Push-type and ride-on configurations are available according to project requirements.

• Liquid Feed Tank: Stores prepared fermented or wet feed during distribution.
• Agitation System: Mixes the feed to help maintain uniform solids and liquid distribution.
• Electric Drive Unit: Powers movement through pig-house feeding aisles.
• Rechargeable Battery: Provides mobile electrical power for travel and operating components.
• Feed Transfer Pump: Transfers liquid feed from the tank to the delivery hose.
• Flexible Discharge Hose: Directs feed accurately into individual troughs.
• Control Panel: Provides operating controls for travel, agitation and discharge.
• Mobile Chassis: Supports the tank and drive components under intensive farm conditions.
• Wheels and Steering Assembly: Provide maneuverability in livestock-house aisles.
• Drain and Cleaning Outlet: Allows residual material and wash water to be removed after feeding.

Fermented liquid feed is normally prepared in a dedicated fermentation or mixing system before being transferred into the mobile feed cart. The cart itself is primarily used for transport, agitation and distribution rather than biological fermentation.

After loading, the agitator circulates or mixes the ration to reduce settling of solid ingredients. The electric drive moves the cart through the feeding aisle without requiring continuous manual pushing.

At each pen, the operator activates the feed-transfer pump and directs the flexible hose toward the trough. The discharge can be stopped when the required quantity has been delivered and restarted at the next feeding position.

After feeding, remaining material can be discharged and the tank, pump and hose should be flushed to maintain hygiene and prevent fermented-feed residues from remaining inside the equipment.

• Fermented liquid-feed distribution
• Wet-mash feeding programs
• Sow and breeding-unit feeding
• Nursery pig feeding
• Grower and finishing pig feeding
• Small and medium commercial pig farms
• Separate livestock houses without centralized liquid-feed pipelines
• Steel-structure pig houses
• Pig farm renovation projects
• Trial or specialty fermented-feed programs

• Tank capacity
• Stainless steel grade and tank construction
• Push-type or ride-on chassis
• Agitator power and blade configuration
• Feed pump capacity
• Discharge hose diameter and length
• Battery and drive-motor configuration
• Variable-speed agitation or discharge
• Drainage and cleaning configuration
• Digital weighing or metering available upon request
• Customizable according to project requirements

Commissioning:

• Confirm barn aisle width, turning radius, floor condition and required tank capacity before selecting the cart.
• Charge and inspect the battery before initial operation.
• Check agitator rotation with the tank empty.
• Verify pump direction and discharge-hose connections.
• Test steering, braking, agitation and feed discharge before entering production areas.
• Adjust operating parameters according to feed viscosity and solids content.

Maintenance:

• Do not leave fermented feed inside the cart for unnecessary periods after feeding.
• Drain residual feed from the tank, pump and hose after use.
• Flush all feed-contact components thoroughly with clean water.
• Inspect the agitator for accumulated fibrous material or mechanical wear.
• Check pump seals, hoses and joints for leakage.
• Inspect wheels, steering, brakes and drive components regularly.
• Maintain the battery according to the battery manufacturer's instructions.
• Protect electrical controls and connectors during pressure washing.

Q: Does this cart ferment the feed inside the tank?
A: Its main function is to transport, agitate and distribute prepared fermented liquid feed. Biological fermentation is normally completed in a dedicated fermentation tank or feed-preparation system before loading.

Q: What types of feed can the cart handle?
A: It can handle suitable fermented liquid feed, wet mash and other pumpable pig rations. Feed viscosity and particle size should match the selected pump and hose configuration.

Q: Why is an agitator required?
A: Fermented and wet feeds may separate or settle during transport. Agitation helps maintain more uniform distribution of solids and liquid before discharge.

Q: Is the cart electrically driven?
A: Yes. Electric-drive configurations use a rechargeable battery to reduce manual pushing during daily feeding rounds.

Q: Can the feeding amount be controlled?
A: Feed delivery can be started and stopped at each trough. Metered or weighing-based dispensing can also be configured upon request.

Q: Is it suitable for farms using a fermentation system?
A: Yes. It can serve as the mobile distribution stage between a central fermentation or mixing area and individual livestock pens.

Q: Can it replace a centralized liquid-feed pipeline?
A: For smaller farms, separate barns or limited feeding routes, a mobile cart can provide a practical alternative. Large-scale projects may be better suited to a centralized automated liquid-feeding system.

Q: What information is required for a quotation?
A: Please provide pig numbers, daily liquid-feed volume, feed formulation and viscosity, barn aisle width, required tank capacity, feeding distance, preferred mobility type, electrical requirements and project location.