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Modern incineration is recognized as a most efficient solution for significant risk reduction in poultry waste management.
Poultry waste comes in a variety of forms. These can roughly be described as:
If you wish to use your poultry waste as an fertilizer, then you need to ensure you keep the Nitrogen and Potassium levels down. One way to do this is through incineration. The other benefit of incinerating the chicken shed waste is it converts it to just 3% of bottom ash - usually rich in nutrients and vitamins.
Poultry waste incineration is the most efficient method of disposal resulting in a high level of risk reduction, total process control, availability of recovered heat and a huge volume reduction are some of the benefits of our range of small and high capacity machines. All DEFRA type approved machines have a burn rate of no more than 50kg per hour. Larger models with higher throughput are available but may require additional permits to operate.
Every poultry incinerator we make is hand built in the UK, we cater for small to large sized animal & poultry farms and a wide range of animals. Supporting containment at the source in the instance of viral outbreaks.
We are now offering a full range of poultry waste incinerators. These models are DEFRA type approved units (fitted with secondary chambers to ensure 2 second retention times) which meet the EU and UK ABPR regulations for animal and poultry by-product incineration. So, whether you are a large scale hatchery, broiler farm or a free-range small holding pick up the phone and speak to one of our experts in Poultry waste management.
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We also have a page dedicated to incinerators specifically for Fallen Stock or Animal By-Products.
For any other kind of livestock or agricultural incinerator please take a look at our Animal Incinerator page.
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