Animal farms may need to manage fallen stock, daily mortalities, or other animal-origin by-products directly on-site. External collection can create cost, logistics, timing, and control challenges, especially where material is generated continuously. We develop on-site processing concepts for farms that need a controlled way to treat animal by-products closer to the point of generation.
A practical farm-level solution must reflect the animal type, daily volume, material condition, available utilities, site layout, storage needs, and regulatory requirements. The right concept starts with understanding how the farm operates before defining the treatment route, equipment setup, output handling, and long-term operating model.
With the right treatment route, fallen stock and daily mortalities can be processed into a more manageable output stream. Depending on local requirements and material characteristics, the output may be suitable for organic fertilizer production or as an input for biogas plants.
The first step is to understand the farm, the material stream, and the intended output route.
A Technology Study provides the technical basis for defining the right on-site processing concept.
The farm-level processing concept is developed as one connected system.
WALDT supports the project beyond design and planning.
