Anyone tried one of these?

[johnspeehs]

 

[Bogeyman]

Yes my contractor has it on one of his tankers, one of the drivers was saying not so good on a windy day as tractor can get a bit messy . Also use may be short lived if spread plate ban was to come in here as i think ROI are planning to do.

 

[johnspeehs]

Well I kinda thought the idea was to put the slurry out as close to the ground as possible, that seems to be the opposite but they are claiming nutrient and environmental benefits.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Wouldn't of wanted to of been the cameraman on that

 

[sticky]

I don't know anything about slurry spreading, all straw here, but is that putting enough liquid on per square metre to do any good?

 

[Wishful Thinker]

Comes out like rain drops meant to promote better uptake.

 

[sheepman1]

Comes out like rain drops meant to promote better uptake.

Also because of the droplets it supposed to loss less nitrogen to the air

 

[Bill dog]

Any clue how it copes with longer chop silage or bits of hay in the slurry? Like the idea of it though !