High-moisture dairy manure High-temperature fermentation even in midwinter!

Struggles with Temperature in Winter

‘We added auxiliary materials thoroughly and operated the blower properly, but in winter, the temperature did not rise, and we couldn’t do anything about it.’

Every winter, the composting temperature did not rise, and composting could not progress.
Although they had heard about MIRAIE’s products, they were somewhat skeptical.

Read an Article About the Successful Fermentation Treatment of High-Moisture Vegetable Residues

So why did they choose MIRAIE’s products this time?

” I couldn’t have imagined that fermentation could be achieved so effectively with just ventilation and hot air, but after seeing the article on the website titled ” Successful Fermentation Treatment of High-Moisture Vegetable Residues by Major Companies”, I felt that this method might also work for high-moisture dairy manure. Also, because I’m fond of new things.”

It was because Hisamoto, which also produces vegetables, the insight to make the connection.

I could see steam from the inside and was amazed that there was no clogging.

“I could feel the change right away after using it. I could see steam from the inside and was amazed that there was no clogging.”

After two weeks of ventilation, they could also see actinomycetes inside, and they actually felt that the fermentation was in good condition.

Since then, compost has been processed smoothly with the introduction of the heaterless system, and the amount of sawdust, which usually increases in winter, has been greatly reduced after the heaterless system was introduced.

They also said that it has led to cost reductions.

Compost Before Introduction

Compost After Introduction

The heater-less system uses the same piping as a conventional blower to send warm air into the compost without changing the electricity cost.
The heater-less system not only heats the compost, but also accelerates composting by sending warm air to the compost.
It feels like the heaterless system perfectly matched Hisamoto’s winter challenges.

The Livestock Industry Will Change Dramatically in the Future with Manure Disposal

“The livestock industry will change dramatically in the future with manure disposal”

Even animal manure, which everyone struggles with, can yield significant value depending on how it is processed, so a business’s success or failure in the future may hinge on how well it manages manure processing.
We were able to hear words of wisdom that come from Hisamoto’s long experience in livestock and cultivation management.
It seems that the effective utilization of manure and residues will be crucial.

“There are still uncertainties regarding the running costs and lifespan of heaterless systems, but we look forward to MIRAIE’s future responses. I find heaterless systems fascinating because they are unique products that fit into the livestock industry by returning compost to its original state.”

We will also strive to alleviate our customers’ concerns by making regular visits and calls, aiming to create products that meet everyone’s needs.

“I’m looking forward to the compost from this spring. I hope the spread of heaterless systems will solve the problems of as many farmers as possible.”

We received these encouraging words at the end. Despite being busy every day, Mr. Hisamoto’s energetic presence was very impressive.