Manure handling is part of planning a pig farm from day one. This range runs from scrapers and slurry pits through solid-liquid separation to drying, composting and biogas, so the manure can be turned into fertilizer or energy.
Each product can be customised to your project. Reference values are typical and are confirmed before quotation.
H01
Chain scrapers that move manure out of the channel without water.
H02
Pits under slatted floors that collect manure and urine and are emptied on a plan.
H03
Machines that split slurry into a solid fraction and a liquid fraction.
H04
Dryers that lower the moisture of separated manure for storage or further use.
H05
Tanks that compost manure into organic fertilizer under controlled conditions.
H06
Digesters that turn manure into biogas for heat or power.
| Product | What it does | Typical reference |
|---|---|---|
| Manure Scrapers | Chain scrapers that move manure out of the channel without water. | Principle: Chain or cable scraper with V-shaped blade |
| Slurry Pit Systems | Pits under slatted floors that collect manure and urine and are emptied on a plan. | Principle: Pit under slatted floor with drain or plug |
| Solid-Liquid Separators | Machines that split slurry into a solid fraction and a liquid fraction. | Types: Screw press or roller |
| Manure Dryers | Dryers that lower the moisture of separated manure for storage or further use. | Type: Rotary drum dryer |
| Organic Fertilizer Fermentation Tanks | Tanks that compost manure into organic fertilizer under controlled conditions. | Type: Closed fermentation tank with mixer |
| Biogas Projects | Digesters that turn manure into biogas for heat or power. | Type: Anaerobic digester with gas storage |
Scrapers or slurry pits decide how wet the manure is.
Land for spreading and discharge rules set how much treatment you need.
Compost, dry fertilizer, liquid for the field or biogas need different steps.
Machines are sized from the manure volume per day.
It depends on water use, land for spreading and local rules. We compare scraper and slurry pit options with you at the planning stage.
Yes. Separation, drying and fermentation can produce organic fertilizer. Local fertilizer standards apply.
It depends on herd size, a steady manure supply and a use for the energy. It is checked case by case.
It depends on pig numbers, stage and water use. We calculate the volume from your herd and system.
Local rules and markets decide. Please check before planning on income.
It can be, near neighbours. Covered storage and exhaust air treatment can help; we plan with you.
No. Dimensions, materials and configuration are customised to your herd size, climate and local rules, and agreed with you before quotation.
They are typical reference values to help you compare. Final specifications are confirmed with you before quotation.
Our installation teams install and commission the equipment. The scope for each project is agreed in the contract.
Warranty terms depend on the equipment and are agreed per project in the contract.
Share your herd size, land and target market — we will come back with a layout and an equipment list.
What happens next
You send your project details
Herd size, site, land and target start date. Rough numbers are enough.
We reply with a layout and an equipment list
Our team reviews your requirements and proposes a configuration.
We agree the details with you
Sizes, materials and scope are confirmed before any quotation.
