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Sjoerd van der Helm in Zuidschermer
"Cow feels comfortable in material from Beddingmaster"

Sjoerd van der Helm of H.K Holsteins started using a Beddingmaster in the summer of 2019; he is very satisfied with the box material. "The cows stand and lie smoothly, stay nice and clean and the cell count is under control."
When dairy farmer Anthony Gothard upgraded his cow cubicles and went over to a sand bedding system, he saw significant benefits straight away.Cows were clearly more comfortable in the new beds and spent more time on lying down.

​And the improved grip on the concrete meant fewer slipping incidents.
Cow cleanliness, udder health and milk hygiene also improved. Happier cows were generally more productive.
Sand Recovery System, an innovation that separates sand from sewage

Mavasol’s separator allows obtaining quality sand to be reused for cattle berths, improving animal welfare and farm management.
By the end of 2016, the Daritech Sand Recovery System was in operation by dairy farmer Mogens Hjort Jensen (Bakkegården te Grenå). A dream comes true, according to the dairy farmer. With this sand separator it’s possible to make slurry free of sand so it’s suitable for the biogas plant and to recycle sand. It’s impressive to see how the Sand Recovery System process works and how easy to manage it is.
Company AGROCONTRACT Mikulas, a.s. is located in south-western Slovakia, close to city Nove Zamky. It is a family business which farms on more than 5500 hectares of arable land and it is a no.1 holstein dairy farm in Slovakia.

​Questions about history, dairy and visions were answered by Mgr.Martin Zahumensky, owner of the company.
For dairy farmer Frank Heilemann (48) from Rotenburg/Wümme (D) the conclusion is very clear: "We are very happy with purchasing the BeddingMaster."

With the BeddingMaster he uses the manure of his own cows for high-quality bedding in his stables.​
"For Talsma, the hygienic box filling was the main reason for investing in the manure processing system. The fact that the litter is free from germs has also aroused the interest of the dairy industry."

​The Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority has officially approved it as worthy of export because it is hygienic.
Manure is fermented at den Eelder, the Netherlands.
The methane gas generated by the fermentation is used to heat the process water of their dairy, among other things, and a generator powered by a combustion engine converts this methane into electricity.
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​There is more to life than work.
 
For dairy farmer Taeke Roorda (44) from Wytgaard (NL), the conclusion is clear: "I have little to worry about manure processing".