Decreases solids

• Less time stirring, fewer blockages
• Quicker pump outs, less diesel used
• Less cost to spread
• Easier injecting or drilling
• Reduction in surface run off risk
• Reduces crust formation

Storage benefits

• Reducing odour and ammonia emissions
• Less separation after mixing and a more consistent slurry
• Lower harmful emissions that can affect livestock and operators
• Less sediment, faster and easier emptying

Nutrient saving

• Helps retain nutrient value, reducing the need for bought in fertilisers
• Accelerates the degration of organic waste material
• Improves plant uptake, allowing slurry to be applied to multi-cut systems
• Provides consistent nutritive value from start to finish

Reduces harmful emissions, BOD and COD

• Reduces ammonia levels
• Considerably lowers levels of coliforms and E.coli in slurry. Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) and Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) are lower than untreated slurry