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EASYFIX Slurry Technology - The Next Generation in Slurry Management Systems

Sep 12, 2023

Video: EASYFIX Slurry Technology - The Next Generation in Slurry Management Systems

EASYFIX Slurry technology injects compressed air into the slurry at specific points via non-return valves. The oxygen that flows through the valve creates a bubble and as it rises through the slurry it helps to break it down and ensure that it remains in a liquid state.

The primary benefit of EASYFIX Slurry Technology is that it is proven to reduce ammonia emissions by 51%1. Conversely, it assists greatly in the increased production of nutrients such as Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P) and Potassium (K) in the slurry. The liquid state which the slurry finds itself in eliminates the need for agitation which, crucially, makes for safer environments for both animals and farmers alike.

With increasing regulations on farming practices such as nutrient management, farmers need to maximise the efficiency of their manure and rely less on the use of artificial fertilisers. EASYFIX Slurry Technology benefits farmers in their quest for lower emissions, reduced carbon footprint and increased slurry nutrients, while savings on artificial fertilisers will help improve overall farm-profit.

What our Customers Say..

“I have two tanks with EASYFIX Slurry Technology and one which doesn’t. I’ve been able to compare the slurries and there is no question that the aerated slurry is way better. I’m saving big money on fertiliser too. The cost of it is going up and regulations are going to prohibit the use of it in future so you have to get more value from your slurry. On top of that, it’s safer because I don’t need to agitate it, I’m able to grow more grass and it’s good for the environment.”

EASYFIX Slurry Technology - The Next Generation in Slurry Management Systems

Video: EASYFIX Slurry Technology - The Next Generation in Slurry Management Systems

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