When the rotary drum screen was introduced for use in agriculture to help dairy farms manage their manure, it was an instant game changer for many dairies. The drum screen separator is a very cost effective solution for separating manure,…
Abbotsford, BC – March 27th, 2019. Hog farming is a large sector in U.S. agriculture. The National Pork Board estimated the number of hog operations in 2012 to be around 63,000 farms. So no question; this is a big market…
A small Trident delegation headed over to Europe to visit the world's largest ag equipment trade show in Hannover, Germany. Many farmers in the EU are looking for efficient nutrient recovery and manure treatment technologies. It was a great opportunity for…
A successful day one is wrapped up at World Pork Expo in Des Moines. Many hog farmers have connected with us to learn about ways to improve lagoon management and reduce their operational costs. Truck washout application is also a topic in many conversations and the Trident Rotary Screen is proven to be an excellent system for this kind of solid-liquid separation.
Trident is going to exhibit at World Pork Expo 2017 on June 7-9 in DesMoines, IA. We will be presenting our solid separation and nutrient recovery technologies and look forward to connecting with the country’s major hog producers. Efficient liquid-solid separation…
On April 5-6 Trident will be attending the BioCycle East Coast 2017 in Baltimore, MD. We invite you to join our seminar Integrated Nutrient Recovery At Large-Scale Dairy during track 3 morning session (8:30-10:15 am) on April 6. For a detailed agenda visit www.biocycle.net.
On November 12, the EPA announced it is partnering with pork and dairy producers along with a host of other players including the USDA, environmental and science experts, solutions engineers, and equipment manufacturers to find affordable technology that take nutrients from livestock manure and create valuable products with them. Working together, they have created a nationwide Nutrient Recycling Challenge to anyone who can envision a better way of processing manure to minimize water pollution and build healthy soils.