Dairy Effluent Solutions
GEA effluent management systems provide better effluent storage, giving you more flexibility with grazing and making valuable nutrients go further.
Dairy farm effluent is a valuable resource. We use it to maximise pasture growth, reduce fertiliser costs and increase milk profitability.
With a GEA effluent management system, you can manage effluent storage better, make valuable nutrients go further, be more flexible with grazing, and lower stress levels during the busy periods.
You can also significantly reduce freshwater usage and associated costs with the ability to recycle water for wash down.
Separation
Separating effluent into solid and liquid components makes managing your large effluent storage areas easier; providing more efficient storage, less system maintenance, greater flexibility for application and the ability to recycle water.
GEA has developed the ultimate range of separators that can be used as a standalone or in configuration with other separators to suit any farming system.
SlopeScreen
Separator used for removing solids from and effluent stream. Available in a variety of sizes:
Transfer Systems
When it comes to effluent agitation and transfer pumps, GEA has the range to suit all purposes and budgets with ultimate performance and efficiency. Our experts can ensure the right pump, pressures and flow rates are applied according to your farm effluent needs.
4" Agi-Pump
Stands out from the others for its high-performance pumping and high efficiency agitation.
How it operates
The Agi-Pump is mounted on the side of the reception pit
Flush Systems
With a GEA flush system, wash down can be as quick and easy as pressing a button. Our specially engineered pumps, pontoons and flush valves are designed to discharge flush water in high volumes with limited supreme cleaning result.
8" Vertical Flush Pump
Transfers flush liquid for flood washing.
How it operates
The dairy yard/feed pad flush is started by pressing a button which can be located wherever is convenient. When the sequence is started,
