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The capacity for slurry storage may not always keep pace with the growth in livestock size. Consequently, investing in your own slurry storage solutions often proves to be more cost-effective over time compared to external disposal, processing, or leasing alternatives. At Genap, we offer a wide range of storage solutions, including slurry silos and reservoirs, complemented by suitable covering systems, all designed to the highest standards for handling slurry, water, sludge, or any other fluid. From recommending the optimal slurry storage solution to installing your chosen silo or reservoir, we manage every aspect of the process.

A mesh silo can be quickly assembled, is available in various sizes, and is relatively easy to move.

Concrete slurry silos can reach heights of nearly seven metres, allowing for substantial slurry storage within a compact area.

A slurry reservoir is available in any conceivable size and shape, always seamlessly integrating into a rural setting.
Limited slurry storage can result in numerous issues. In an increasing number of countries, farmers encounter spreading bans, prompting them to hastily empty their storage before the ban takes effect. However, this rushed approach can lead to less effective fertilization. Furthermore, when spreading is permitted again, soil conditions may be unpredictable, especially during wet or frosty weather, necessitating longer storage of slurry. When storage reaches full capacity, options become limited: either spreading under unfavorable conditions or resorting to costly disposal methods.
Ample slurry storage is a wise investment that quickly pays for itself. Renting slurry storage is expensive, especially if wet periods extend longer than anticipated. Plus, slurry needs to be transported twice: once for storage and again for spreading. A spacious slurry storage provides a lasting solution to this issue. Moreover, it eliminates reliance on contractors, allowing the farmer to spread slurry at the most opportune time.

Genap installed a mesh silo for Schouten-Gijsen partnership in Lopik, eliminating the need for them to rent external storage space. The silo, standing at 3 meters tall and measuring 13.15 meters in diameter, provides 407 cubic meters of storage capacity. A mixing hatch in the floating cover streamlines the slurry mixing process. This installation was largely permit-free.

Genap has installed a mesh silo with a return pipeline for more efficient slurry processing at Dairy Farm Nijmeijer in Koekange. Opting for a mesh silo, primarily for its cost savings compared to a concrete silo, offers benefits such as faster slurry loading and a mixing hatch for easy stirring, making slurry spreading more efficient.
