Feed Technology Group
201 Shellenberger Hall
Manhattan, KS 66506
Phone: 785.532.4080
Establishing a HACCP Program for the Feed Industry
When: October 18-21
Where:
IGP
Focuses on the development of a Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points plan for all sectors of the feed industry, including feed mill managers, quality assurance personnel, and ingredient suppliers. For more information, click here .
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Our industry partnerships are an essential key to our successful future. As part of our commitment to educational development and outreach,we're very proud to partner with the following organizations:
AFIA
United Sorghum Checkoff Program
International Grains Program
Welcome! 
Our Feed Technology program at Kansas State University has partnered with various organizations within the feed and grain industry to bring you the latest information on our educational programs, research, as well as the latest in harvest tracking capabilities. Since the 1950s, K-State has made significant and lasting contributions in the field of feed manufacturing.
The feed science program has served the feed industry for over 50 years by providing training and skills for future employees and developing research in feed additives and testing practices.
Research and product development activities have produced specialized foods for nearly every pet and exotic companion animal. Today the Feed Technology Group continues to expand and innovate, with plans underway to develop a new state of the art feed mill, the O.H. Kruse Feed Mill and Biorefinery Teaching and Research Center.
Building for the Future 
Our proposed feed mill and biorefinery will be a unique training and research tool for feed science, grain operations, animal nutrition and renewable fuels. It is a strategic component of K-State's ability to strongly participate in the opportunities for renewable bioenergy research and education. It will also serve the needs of students as a hands-on learning environment and provide industry professionals with updated technologies and the latest advances in the field. For more information, please click on the presentation below.
O.H. Kruse Feed Mill Presentation by Dr. Keith Behnke