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Originally Posted by tommu56 A friend of mine use to work in a feed mill making rabbit pellets and the, like they use to steam the feed before they ran it through the mill to stay in pellet form and then dry it. I asked him about it he said that you would have to have some moisture to get the legin (sp) in the wood to act like glue to get the pellet to stick together. then it would have to be dried.
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It could certainly get pricey if you needed to build a whole plant to handle wetting, drying, cooling, screening, bagging or bulk storage etc. Due to the likelyhood of way too much moisture in the winter months this is probably something you need to do in the summer and then store until the winter months... can't just make'em as you need'em in the winter.
I wonder how long you get on the dies before they need to be replaced.