The cattle feed manufacturing process begins with cleaning raw ingredients—such as grains, oil cakes, and agro-residues—to remove foreign debris, followed by grinding them in a hammer mill to achieve a uniform particle size. These ground materials are precisely weighed and thoroughly mixed with essential additives, vitamins, and liquid binders like molasses to ensure uniform nutritional distribution. The mixture undergoes steam conditioning before being compressed through a pellet mill die to form high density feed pellets. Finally, the warm pellets are cooled, screened to separate fine particles, and packaged into bags for storage and distribution.