CowToilet

The CowToilet offers a unique solution for reducing on-farm emissions by separating cow urine and faeces, which, when combined, produce ammonia. Using the simple fact that cows never urinate and defecate at the same time, the CowToilet collects urine directly from under the cow’s tail before it mixes with solid manure. As a cow enters to eat, the CowToilet gently rubs against the suspensory ligament of the udder, triggering a natural nerve reflex that encourages urination. The urine is then collected in a sealed receptacle, removed by suction, and stored in an airtight tank. The CowToilet integrates seamlessly into a free-access out-of-parlour feeding station which can be installed in most cattle sheds. Research by Wageningen Livestock Research shows that keeping urine and manure separate can reduce ammonia emissions by up to 38%, total nitrogen by 33%, and nitrous oxide by 18% compared with conventional housing systems Separating cow faeces and urine also keeps housing cleaner and improves air quality, contributing to improved animal health and hygiene.

Exhibitor Name: Hanskamp

Stand №: B72

Contact Name: Nicoline van Wilgen / Armand Booij

Email: n.vanwilgen@hanskamp.com

Phone: +31 (0)314393797

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