Composting - An Ancient MethodMost early civilizations utilized plant waste and animal manures to enhance soil fertility. Based on archaeological evidence, it is said the around 5000 BC (about 7000 years ago), the ancient Scottish people grew crops in rotting manure. The first mention of composting for use in agriculture dates back to around 2300 BC from clay tablets of the Akkadian Empire. 🌱Healthy plants start with healthy soil. You can improve the biological structure of your soil by amendin

The daily routine of scraping manure is a thing of the past with the Lely Discovery. The routes and cleaning frequency can be set to match the farm’s daily rhythm to make things as hassle-free as possible. Adjusting the program can easily be done using

Cleaner cows with CleanSweep manure scrapers

💩Our farm can store up to 1,625,000 gallons of liquid manure!💩 Breakdown: •The heifer barn manure pit holds 425,000 gallons of liquid manure •The cow barn manure pit holds 1,200,000 gallons of liquid manure •The calf barn manure storage roughly holds 3,600 cubic feet of solid manure ⭐️The Taft Farm believes in and follows a controlled approach to manure management through the utilization of manure pits and a Nutrient Management Plan: 💩The construction of our first manure pit, in 1985, has all