Our smart farm solution starts with hourly fresh manure, which we pump to a large tank. There we heat and mix it to create ideal conditions for bacteria to produce biogas. This biogas is then purified and converted into energy. In this way, the farm can become more sustainable, but also generate an additional revenue model. An automated process, allowing farmers to stay focused on animals and fields.
from manure
with nitrogen stripper
from manure
with nitrogen stripper
Solution
Opt for on-farm manure fermentation
YOU ARE INDEPENDENT
Manure is always available, 24/7, regardless of whether the sun shines or the wind blows.
Your biogas functions as the most economical battery and makes you, the farmer, independent from fluctuating and rising energy prices.
ADDITIONAL INCOME
Lower your energy bill and sell excess energy.
When you have overcapacity, you could optimize your production with our SMART algorithm.
OPTIMIZE YOUR WASTE STREAMS
Transform manure into digestate.
After thick-thin separation, one of the best box litters for cows.
The digestate has less odour and is easier for crops to take up, helping you get more value from your nutrients.
That way, you also save on fertiliser.
LIMITED MAINTENANCE
Thanks to a high degree of automation and the Biolectric maintenance subscription with technical guarantee, only around 15 minutes a day is needed for basic checks.
So you can focus on running the farm.
OPERATE SUSTAINABLY
Using fresh slurry on-farm can cut methane emissions by up to 82%.
And that requires neither manure transport nor maize or other co-products.
We don’t rely on maize or energy crops – just the slurry you already produce.
We are
With 15 years of development and 400+ systems installed across 10 countries.
Built by people who understand farming. Anchored by a solid family investment group. Backed by leading agricultural partners and research institutions. ISO 14064-2 recognition of greenhouse gas emission reductions.
Curious about what other milestones we have already achieved?
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