Windrow composting is a method of composting in long, triangular or trapezoidal heaps. The shape and size of the windrows depends on the type of compost turner, as does the layout of the composting facility.Read More →
Hay & Forage Preservation Feed conservation techniques are increasingly necessary in ruminant farming. The transition from extensive livestock farming to intensive or mixed systems requires ensuring a timely and sufficient supply of feed throughout the year. Weather conditions depending on the season or due to climate change require feed storageRead More →
Energy crops, wood, agricultural residues, manure, and other organic residues are considered biomass. Biomass is (solar) energy stored in matter that can be used to generate electricity or heat, as well as be converted into gaseous or liquid fuel.Read More →
Compost Production Composting is the decomposition of organic matter by biological agents. The product of this process is called compost.A compost contains nutrients such as phosphorous, potassium and nitrogen. In general, compost application is an excellent soil improvement method and allows for sustainable soil management. Compost application promotes the developmentRead More →
Manure as a resource! Utilizing manure can become an interesting and positive economic factor, rather than a burden or an environmental issue related to soil, water, and air.Read More →
Biogas as a renewable energy source can be used to generate electricity, heat or cold, as a fuel and as a substitute for natural gas.
Besides energy, nutrient-rich fermentation by-products are produced which are a valuable fertilizer.Read More →