High Output Hydroponic Fodder Growing Container For Barley
Sprouting
Our hydroponic fodder machine is automatically controlled by
microcomputer, which is energy-saving and water saving. It is easy
to be managed which makes cultivation of green grass in large,
small and medium farm(for camels, cattle, horse, deer and sheep
ect.) It is more suitable for desert, Gobi Desert, islands as well
as other drought and water shortage countries and regions whose
natural environment is suitable for plant growth.
1. This hydroponic fodder container is mainly used for the
germination of barley, wheat, oats, alfalfa, and corn seeds,
provide high-quality green feed for farmers.
2. PLC fully automatic control system, customers can set parameters
according to actual conditions, and the machine runs automatically.
The language system can be customized according to customer
requirements, and currently supports English, Arabic, Spanish,
Portuguese, and Russian.
Feature
Hydroponic Fodder Container a perfect room providing fresh green
fodder to animals.
1)the fodder will grow from a dry seed to a 12 -15 cm plant within
4 days.
2)the system can bring down your feed costs by up to 60% and
further more.
3)you will have guaranteed supply of Green Feed all the 12 months
of the year no matter the weather conditions.
4) Fodder is a high quality supplement for livestock diet.
| Name | Type | daily capacity | Tray Qty | water consumption | electricity consumption |
| Hydroponic Fodder Container | MS-1000 | 1000kg/day | 640 pcs | 0.5 M3/day | 10kwh~20kwh per day |
| MS-500 | 500kg/day | 300 pcs | 0.3 M3/day | 8kwh~15kwh per day |
FAQ
1,What is the voltage/phase for hydroponic fodder container ?
220V 50Hz/single phase ,380V 50Hz/three phase , 110V 60Hz/single
phase also can made as the clients' need
2. How long does the barley fodder take to grow from the barley
seed?
Usually 6 days will be ok.
3. What grains or seeds can I sprout?
You can sprout most grains and seeds even the sprouts you see in
the supermarket such as alfalfa, sunflowers, mung beans,
wheatgrass, fenugreek, onion, snow peas, etc.
