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- Supply 100% of manure generated to the system.
- Provide land for the system that is strategically located near the manure scraping pit (generally less than one acre).
- Provide a means for trucks to enter and exit the system area.
- Handle the left over irrigation water from the system.
- Handle the left over dry fiber from the system.
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- Displace 100% of the farms cost of bedding by recycling the dry leftover fiber to replace the existing purchased bedding.
- Receive revenue from the sale of excess bedding at approximately $10 per yard for fertilizer or to neighboring farms for bedding.
- All separated water can be used for irrigation and fertilizer.
- Excess heat from the engines provide 180 degree water for parlor wash down water, heated drinking water, facility heat, etc. This will displace much of the existing natural gas/propane cost.
- Eliminate the labor and equipment upkeep needed to spread manure.
- Reported odor reduction 80-90%.
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