Animal feed chopping is a crucial process in livestock production, where farm waste products are processed into animal feed suitable for various livestock species. The chopping process involves using machines designed for this purpose, which can handle different types of farm waste, including corn stick, maize stick, rice chief, corn husk, millet stick, and dry food. These machines are powered by electric motors,diesel or petrol engines and can be mounted on a ragged frame wall, connected to the shaft by a pulley with driving belt. The chopping process is continuous, with the raw material being fed into the chopping chamber, chopped into required sizes, and then passed through a sieve to the discharge unit for collection of the finished feed. This method not only meets the needs of rural and urban farmers but also addresses the challenges of traditional manual chopping methods, which are labor-intensive and less efficient. IOSR Journals