The horse manure is first placed in a mobile manure container (1,100 liters). An automatic emptying system transfers the manure mechanically and effortlessly into the enclosed press container. A compaction ram compresses the material, making efficient use of the available volume.
How much manure is produced per horse?
A warmblood horse produces an average of about 33 kg of manure per day—when straw is used as bedding. This amount is an important guideline for planning disposal or storage capacities at horse facilities.
Based on this average value, the following examples illustrate how long it takes to fill the compactor container:
1 horse = approx. 303 days
10 horses = approx. 30 days
20 horses = approx. 15 days
This allows for precise calculation of the required size and emptying frequency of manure containers or compaction systems. Actual values may vary depending on housing conditions, feeding practices, and the amount of bedding used.
Advantages at a Glance:
Rain-protected, enclosed storage prevents leachate formation and nitrate leaching.
Minimal odor and fly activity—ideal for farms located near residential areas.
No construction costs or permits required.
Digital fill-level monitoring with smartphone notifications.
Integrated spray system for treating manure with microorganisms, liquid lime, or water.
Safety feature: A deluge pipe system enables flooding in the event of a fire.
Easy emptying: A transport hook allows for quick removal using a hook-lift vehicle.
