is a climate smart solution engineered in Europe with a purpose to process and
enhance sustainable access to quality and affordable fodder for livestock for example maize,
wheat straw, alfa alfa, sugar beet pulp, nappier grass, sorghum, crop remains and market remains
i.e. fruits and vegetables
Increases production of agroecological specific cultivars: High processing capacity: capable of producing 10,000 kgs of silage per hour. Increases efficiency and reduces wastage: - performs multiple processes, by mixing, conveying, weighing, compacting, vacuuming and sealing. Appropriate packaging and quality control
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We have a fast and easy application process.
The plant works by cutting and chopping fodder material into small pieces of 2-8 cm.
The fodder is then transferred and mixed with other nutrients in a mixing bunker to make silage.
The silage is weighed and filled into bags between 25 to 50kg which is convenient to store, use and transport.
The silage is then Compressed and compacted automatically. Thereafter, the silage is vacuumed to remove air to create anaerobic condition for essential bacteria growth.
The bags are then double sealed to prevent air leaks and thereafter stored ready for use after 15 days or preserved for a period of up-to two years.
The plant is automated with Plc window 7” touch screen to control and operate.
It has an ethernet port to enable remote access of the plant from anywhere.
Place your order at Silage Master 3000, Call us on +254 700 45 65 78
Silage Master 3000 is a climate smart solution engineered in Europe with a purpose to process and enhance sustainable access to quality and affordable fodder for livestock for example maize, wheat straw, alfa alfa, sugar beet pulp, nappier grass, sorghum, crop remains and market remains i.e. fruits and vegetables