The Weiwei grass pulping machine does the job in one pass. Fresh forage goes into the feed hopper; hammers and rollers inside the blue-and-orange body crush, split and shred the stalks, and the long discharge chute throws the finished mash out ready for the trough, the mixer or the silage pit. The machine rides on a small wheeled frame, so it moves along the feedlot or between pens. It is built in several sizes — the photos show the 1.5 t and 2 t class machines — so a family dairy and a larger fattening unit each get a model that matches their daily green-fodder volume.
In daily use the pulper sits at the centre of two routines. For green-chop feeding, pulp the morning cut and mix it with concentrate the same day — the soft mash blends evenly instead of sorting out in the trough. For silage, pulped and semi-pulped forage packs tighter into the pit and ferments more evenly than long stems, cutting loss at opening. Farms that also want coarse chopped material can pair the pulper with a Weiwei chaff cutter, since the two machines share the same fresh-forage workflow. Weiwei Machinery builds the pulping machines, chaff cutters and mixing equipment in Xingyang, Henan, with CE and ISO 9001 certification. Tell us your animals and daily green-fodder tonnage, and we will recommend the right size — admin@weiweimachinery.com or weiweimachinery.com.
