Selling raw grain gives the lowest price. Crushing and grinding it into flour, feed ingredients or broken grain adds value close to the farm. An all-seeds crusher is a versatile machine that processes many crops with one investment.

1. What it can process

• Maize, sorghum, wheat and millet: for flour, animal feed or brewing
• Soybean and groundnut: for feed ingredients and food products
• Dry beans and peas: for flour
• Dried cassava and other dried materials

2. How it works

Material is fed into a chamber where hammers or beaters rotating at high speed break it against the housing and a screen. The screen size decides the final particle size, and changing the screen changes the product.

3. Business uses

• A milling service for the community, charged per kilogram
• Feed production for poultry, pig and dairy farmers
• Supplying flour to schools, shops and bakeries

4. What to look for

• Screens in several sizes that are easy to change
• Hardened wear parts and available spare parts
• A motor matched to your power supply (single- or three-phase)
• Safe design: a covered drive and correct feeding height

A-Z Manufacturing designs and builds the All Seeds Crusher in Rwanda, with installation, operator training and spare parts support.