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Faromor Ltd and Faromor CNG Corporation Shakespeare, Ontario, Canada have announced the recent commissioning of one of the first energy independent poultry facilities in Canada. In affiliation with Toyota Boshoko and YANMAR micro Combined Heat and Power Systems of Adairsville Georgia, Faromor Ltd and Faromor CNG Corp have completed the new facility for Steeple High Farms, Tavistock, Ontario Canada.

“This is a timely and welcomed development, distributed generation microCHP systems deliver high onsite efficiency.They are able to generate the correct amount of power at the right time, making them much more efficient than the electrical grid” said Nicholas Hendry, President of Faromor CNG Corporation.

YANMAR has been perfecting its products and business practices for over 100 years. With CHP units in service in Europe for more than15 years, YANMAR micro CHP systems have been recognized globally. By utilizing a highly efficient engine and capturing nearly all the remaining energy as heat, the YANMAR micro CHP system is up to 2.6 times as efficient as current centralized power. With ease of installation, high reliability and functionality, a reduction in CO2 emissions and low operation noise, the YANMAR micro CHP system delivers an energy balance by constantly monitoring power demand and output. As electrical prices continue to increase, you can gain significant utility bill cost savings by switching to propane or abundant natural gas micro CHP electrical generation for your farm. 

Source: Faromor


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Demco Dual Aguer Grain Carts — Fire Safety Systems, Right or Left-Handed Unload, and More!

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Demco's dual auger grain cart is designed for unloading efficiency, operator visibility, and safety in the field.

This dual-auger design features both an unload auger and a floor auger for enhanced grain cleanout and consistent flow, and the 22-inch unload auger is capable of moving up to 600 bushels per minute.

Farmers can also choose between right or left-handed unload options—right-handed unload improves visibility from the tractor cab. A new design allows both vertical and horizontal movement for precise grain placement during unloading.

Another key feature is the built-in fire safety system; a 300-gallon onboard water tank with a hose reel that provides field-ready fire suppression capability.

These dual auger grain carts are available in 1100, 1300, 1500, 1700, and 2200 bushel sizes.