5m³ Diesel-Powered TMR Silage Mixer and Spreader

The 5m³ diesel-powered TMR silage mixer and spreader is suitable for medium to large-scale dairy and beef cattle farms, integrating feed grinding, uniform mixing, and automatic spreading into a single unit. Powered by a 35-horsepower diesel engine, it is available in both vertical and horizontal configurations. With a total capacity of 5m³, it can meet the feeding needs of hundreds of cattle in a single operation.

The entire process—from loading to mixing to dispensing—is fully automated. Equipped with a hydraulic loading hopper, a belt discharge system, and a precise weighing system, it effectively ensures feed uniformity and feeding accuracy. Compared to traditional manual feeding methods, it reduces labor costs by over 50%, significantly improving feeding efficiency and farm management standards.

Operation and working site of the TMR silage mixer and spreader machine.

Applications of the TMR silage mixer wagon

• Large-scale livestock farms, including dairy farms, beef cattle farms, and sheep farms.
• Mixed feeding of various feeds, such as silage, hay, and concentrates.
• Suitable for daily feeding and precision management on medium- to large-scale farms.
• Can be used for the preparation and uniform distribution of TMR (Total Mixed Rations).

TMR silage mixer and spreader advantages

• All-in-one operation: combines feeding, mixing, transport, and distribution into a single unit, reducing equipment costs.
• High efficiency and energy savings: featuring a 5m³ large-capacity design, it can meet the feeding needs of hundreds of cows in a single operation.
• Precise feeding: equipped with a weighing system to ensure scientifically accurate feed ratios and minimize waste.
• Flexible design: available in both vertical (for more uniform mixing) and horizontal (for faster discharge) configurations.
• User-friendly operation: hydraulic control system allows a single operator to perform all tasks.
• Stable and durable: features a heavy-duty chassis and high-strength steel construction to withstand challenging ranch environments.

How does the cattle feed mixer spreader work?

1. Silage, forage, and concentrates are fed into the hopper via a hydraulic loading system.
2. The mixing system thoroughly chops and blends the feed to create a uniform TMR ration.
3. Once mixing is complete, the feed is evenly distributed via a side-mounted belt conveyor system.
4. The entire process is controlled by a hydraulic system, ensuring continuous and efficient operation.

Silage mixing and spreading car specifications

Diesel engine silage mixer and spreader machine technical parameters

How to choose a suitable silage mixer and spreader?

• Farming scale: for herds of fewer than 200 head, a smaller-capacity model is recommended; for herds of 300 head or more, a 5 m³ model is recommended.
• Feed type: for feed high in crude fiber, a vertical model is recommended; for feed with high flowability, a horizontal model is recommended.
• Operating preferences: choose a horizontal model for rapid unloading; choose a vertical model for uniform distribution.
• Site conditions: for narrow aisles, a three-wheel chassis is recommended; for spacious pastures, a four-wheel model is recommended.

Why choose us?

• Proven track record: specializing in livestock machinery, our products have been tested and validated across multiple markets.
• Multiple configurations available: vertical and horizontal models to meet the needs of different farms.
• Reliable core components: Wuzheng chassis + high-performance diesel engine, delivering powerful and stable performance.
• Customized services: tailored solutions based on farm size and herd size.
• Comprehensive after-sales support: installation guidance, technical training, and long-term service guarantees.

FAQ

What is the difference between vertical and horizontal models?

Vertical mixers provide more uniform mixing and are suitable for high-fiber feed; horizontal mixers discharge faster and are suitable for high-efficiency feeding.

How many cows can one unit feed?

The 5m³ model silage mixer and spreader can meet the daily feeding needs of approximately 200–500 cows.

Is the equipment difficult to operate?

With fully hydraulic controls, a single operator can handle loading, mixing, and dispensing.

Is a diesel engine required?

Diesel engines are suitable for outdoor mobile operations, but we also offer electric motor models as an option.

We also offer a variety of feeding equipment, including motorized forage feed spreaders and stationary silage feed mixers , to meet the needs of different farms. Please feel free to contact us for detailed proposals and quotes; we are here to provide you with a one-stop solution for farm mechanization.