Green Circle Feeds
Mobile animal-feed milling, feed formulation and grain treatment for farms across the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Green Circle Feeds
Green Circle Feeds supplies livestock feed and provides mobile and on-site milling, bespoke feed formulation and grain treatment services. Its mobile mills produce feed to customers' specifications at their farms.
The company serves farmers and livestock enterprises across the UK. It operates from Exeter and says Dawson's Mill and Mix joined the business in January 2024, expanding its reach; its stated operating locations include Liskard, Exeter, Devizes and Stoke.
Green Circle Feeds was founded in November 2021 and is family-owned.
Product: Livestock feed, mobile and on-site milling, bespoke feed formulations and grain treatment services.
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