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#12 - From quick-fix solutions to root cause analysis: shifting focus in the feed industry - William Ashley Biscamp
Today on the Feed Science Podcast Show, I had the pleasure of interviewing William Ashley Biscamp. We delved deep into the realm of the feed industry, unraveling its complexity and intricacies through Ashley's 23-year journey spanning across five states and eleven different feed mills. We highlighted the importance of company culture, employee companionability, and preventive maintenance in fostering a successful and efficient feed industry. The discussion also explored strategies for improvement, such as actively listening to the ground-level workforce and valuing their hands-on insights to avoid larger issues down the line. We also talked about the evolution of the feed industry, recognizing the challenges and providing a fresh perspective on overcoming them.
"We must realize that the batch operator is the heart of the control system in a feel mill."
What you'll learn:(00:00) Highlight(02:00) Introduction and professional background(03:30) Main problems in feed mills(06:37) Team dynamics and people retention in feed mills(25:06) Equipments’ maintenance challenges(30:47) Challenges and common mistakes in new mills(33:40) The disconnect between upper management and mill operations(42:40) Finding the right employees(49:03) Closing conversation
Meet the guest: William Ashley Biscamp
Experience:Consultant in the feed mill industry
Background:B.Sc. in Animal Sciences (Texas A&M University)
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