We are proud to supply the simplest manure spreading system
of them all......
- You just wash down the yards and go home...
- Then you irrigate later in the season when the grass is ready.
You don't have: separators, solids storage pads, solids spreading, pond desludging, race damage (from tankers and spreader wagons), thin mixtures at the beginning of irrigation and thick contaminating mixtures as the pond empties. Our mixers mix the entire pond to a consistent state and our irrigators spread known amounts on pasture - uniformly.
Our concept is to just wash everything into a pond via a grit trap, and then irrigate know amounts of liquid when it is the right time to do so.
Nothing could be simpler!
Please take a look at the equipment that makes it this so easy.
Proper effluent ponds: The critical element in manure handling. These ponds for dairy farms will accept all wash down from yards and scrapings from feed-pads. They will be mixed thoroughly so that you send all the sludge and liquid to be irrigated. (No left-over jobs like solids spreading or pond de-sludging) Read more ...
Proper irrigators - no guessing as to the applied amount - the governor on our machine ensures that you apply known amounts of water or effluent, uniformly, spread over wide wetted widths along the entire run. This means that you shift the machine far less, and you know how much nutrient that you are applying.
Our new VSR machine no longer oscillates but achieves its even spread by using oval gears to alter the speed twice during each rotation. Clutches (the size of truck wheel nuts) and a huge long lasting battery have removed the "delicateness" of the earlier model. Read more...
Proper pumps - ideal for effluent irrigation because every hydrant performs the same as its neighbours. Half the power demand of centrifugal solids pumps but capable of pumping high up on to plateaus. Mounted on the bank of the pond where you can get to it. Read more...
Proper in-line screens. A screen should only filter out the material that blocks irrigator nozzles and not every little stone or fibre. It should be taken apart quickly and without tools, and be easy to clean. Our in-line screen has all these features. Bayonet release and an easily dismantled screen set. Makes cleaning so easy. Read more...
Check out "The Spitfire Concept"
Watch this useful Video: YouTube - Effluent to Land Dairy NZ