TMR Machines in China

[crcrofton]

Are the moment we're using a Horizontal Electric TMR feeding machine to produce our winter feed in China.
http://www.gokeagri.com/en/product/87.html

We need to purchase several more so wondering whether anyone has any alternative solutions for these machines on the basis that electricity is much cheaper than diesel? Or is Goke already the best alternative?

 

[Chae1]

I'd buy a shelbourne Reynolds. Good British made product.

https://www.shelbourne.com/livestock/powermix/

 

[Al R]

Feed mixers, diet feeders and feeding robots | TRIOLIET

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www.trioliet.com

These make some seriously big mixers that are trailled or static. What about using lorries like the USA if you have a lot to do?

 

[crcrofton]

Feed mixers, diet feeders and feeding robots | TRIOLIET

Looking for a mixer wagon, a self-propelled feed mixer or an automated feeding system with feeding robot to feed your cattle? Find the largest selection here.

www.trioliet.com

These make some seriously big mixers that are trailled or static. What about using lorries like the USA if you have a lot to do?

Thank you these look excellent.

 

[Barleycorn]

Have a word with Richard at RS Agri http://www.rsagri.com/

 

[Blue.]

I'd buy a shelbourne Reynolds. Good British made product.

https://www.shelbourne.com/livestock/powermix/

With a Chinese gearbox.?

 

[Bald Rick]

Feed mixers, diet feeders and feeding robots | TRIOLIET

Looking for a mixer wagon, a self-propelled feed mixer or an automated feeding system with feeding robot to feed your cattle? Find the largest selection here.

www.trioliet.com

These make some seriously big mixers that are trailled or static. What about using lorries like the USA if you have a lot to do?

+ 1 for Trioliet.
Ours has had thousands of tonnes through it and with a spiral refurb, good for another 3-4 years then we might reline it

 

[Al R]

+ 1 for Trioliet.
Ours has had thousands of tonnes through it and with a spiral refurb, good for another 3-4 years then we might reline it

I know from looking and talking to people about the 60cuM static ones used for Biogas plants that they are known for their excellent mixing and low maintenance requirements.

 

[Chae1]

I know from looking and talking to people about the 60cuM static ones used for Biogas plants that they are known for their excellent mixing and low maintenance requirements.

Did @sjt01 not have one and replace it with a shelbourne in his biogas plant?

I love how helpful UK farmers are! This guys planning producing thousands of tons of meat, which will undoubtedly affect world market prices, and we're all helping him, giving advice! ?????

 

[sjt01]

Did @sjt01 not have one and replace it with a shelbourne in his biogas plant?

I love how helpful UK farmers are! This guys planning producing thousands of tons of meat, which will undoubtedly affect world market prices, and we're all helping him, giving advice! ?????

We find Shelbourne backup far superior

 

[M-J-G]

Did @sjt01 not have one and replace it with a shelbourne in his biogas plant?

I love how helpful UK farmers are! This guys planning producing thousands of tons of meat, which will undoubtedly affect world market prices, and we're all helping him, giving advice! ?????

You're surely not narrow minded enough to think that not passing on information will stop him from finding out by some other means.

 

[crcrofton]

Have a word with Richard at RS Agri http://www.rsagri.com/

Thank you.. will definitely give him a call

 

[crcrofton]

You're surely not narrow minded enough to think that not passing on information will stop him from finding out by some other means.

Thank you for your help. We were down in Queensland, Australia on the weekend looking at machinery in Toowoomba.. You're right.. there's plenty of people happy to supply.

 

[crcrofton]

Did @sjt01 not have one and replace it with a shelbourne in his biogas plant?

I love how helpful UK farmers are! This guys planning producing thousands of tons of meat, which will undoubtedly affect world market prices, and we're all helping him, giving advice! ?????

I don't know why you are against our project in China? What do you have against being progressive and adventurous?

 

[Chae1]

I don't know why you are against our project in China? What do you have against being progressive and adventurous?

I've already replied to the private message you sent me about this.

Pi$$ off.

 

[crcrofton]

I've already replied to the private message you sent me about this.

Pi$$ off.

Certainly but your previous messages and your attitude now appear to be disingenuous.

 

[Rod Dumbreck]

I don't know why you are against our project in China? What do you have against being progressive and adventurous?

Probably some notion that you have fields the size of Wales and could have some economies of scale ( and perhaps no minimum wage)

I was at a farm in Sweden with a group, all astonished that the new shed was square and the silage went from the tower down to be fed out by some sort of monorail cart. Someone manage to translate diet feeder into Swedish with caused laughter from our host who explained that it took most of a day to start a tractor in their part of the world, so if you are wanting to run on electric it might be worth looking at how they do it in these frozen places

 

[puntabrava]

I would say it’s a wind up, “you’re right” is a fairly English expression to throw into a sentence.

 

[JD-Kid]

I don't know why you are against our project in China? What do you have against being progressive and adventurous?

funny thing is when I worked on Aussie 1990's boss I worked for looked at going in to Russia cropping and know of alot of uk outfits brought land or rented land in Eastern Europe
the china thing is not new and I think same thing happening in some of old Russia near the china boarder
along with alot of other countries in the world opening up to large scale agri developments
alot of areas poor smaller farmer that have left. area to work in towns leading to more land unused or up scaling with larger gear better ideas etc.