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Post by Woodbeef on Jun 1, 2002 3:50:51 GMT 1
What is used in your areas to handle the solids in liquid manure? Are special machines used to seperate it out? Or is it done in other ways?
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Post by eppie on Jun 1, 2002 13:45:02 GMT 1
i guess you pointed that to the western Europeans. (the Dutch in particular) Well, we have some manufacturers here. On this (Belgian) site, you will se a nice picture of an Italian Barigelli machine. www.vcm-mestverwerking.be/barigelli.htm90% of them are used in Brabant, the province that has the most hogs per hectare. New is a straw filter. It is invented by a guy 20 km away from me. The manure flows over a sloping straw bed, the straw holds the solid, and the water flows away. |
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Post by Laapa on Jun 2, 2002 19:17:42 GMT 1
Solids in liquid manure?
Have one tractor power a propeller to mix it then run it all in a slurrytank.
Am I not understanding the problem correctly?
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Post by eppie on Jun 2, 2002 19:21:37 GMT 1
Hey Laapa,
We were talking about separators. transporting water costs more than transport of solids in the manure and 95% of the nutrients in it.
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