Delmer Manure Management Solutions

DELMER manure management equipment helps dairy and livestock farms plan the main stages of manure handling: barn-floor scraping, slurry collection and transfer, pit mixing, and solid-liquid separation. The right system depends on the barn layout, floor and bedding type, slurry characteristics, required throughput, utilities and the intended use of the separated material.

Manure handling equipment for dairy and livestock farms

  • Manure scrapers: tractor-mounted and fixed scraper options for suitable alleys and livestock areas. Floor type, lane geometry, bedding and discharge route must be checked before selection.
  • Slurry and manure pumps: transfer suitable manure slurry between collection pits, tanks and process stages. Pump selection requires the flow, total head, pipework and solids/fibre profile.
  • Mixers and agitators: help homogenise suitable slurry and reduce settling before pumping or separation. Tank dimensions and substrate properties determine the required mixer arrangement.
  • Manure separators: separate compatible slurry into solid and liquid fractions to support downstream storage, transport, composting or other approved uses.

How to specify a manure management system

For an accurate recommendation, provide herd type and size, barn plan, floor construction, alley dimensions, bedding material, daily slurry volume, dry-matter or fibre information if known, required pumping distance and head, electrical supply, available installation space and intended use of both output fractions.

DELMER can review individual equipment or help identify compatible stages for a wider manure-handling workflow. Actual throughput, output dryness, energy use and suitability depend on the selected model, feed material, operating conditions and site layout. Confirm model-specific specifications and local installation or environmental requirements before purchase.

Frequently asked questions

Can one manure management system fit every farm?

No. Farm size, barn design, bedding, slurry consistency and local operating conditions influence the equipment and layout.

Should a separator be selected by capacity alone?

No. Feed consistency, fibre content, dry matter, upstream feeding method and desired output affect the result. Confirm the expected operating point for the selected model.

What information helps DELMER prepare a quotation?

A site plan, daily manure volume, floor type, slurry details, utility supply, required duty and destination of the solid and liquid fractions help us review the application.


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