RMIG
Description
Manufactured from 1995 in Argentina by Martinez and Staneck (patent holder) at their Tandill plant, the "Silograin" units enable thousands of livestock farmers in South America to provide a rich, healthy supplement to their herds. Imported from 2003 into Europe by CGAO, the Boudin ensiling technique is increasingly being used on high-moisture grain maize for dairy cows and fattening cattle.
The advantages of the Silograin:
Speed
- 10 - 12 t / hour throughput for dry cereals
- 20 - 25 t / hour for high-moisture maize
Economical, as it avoids
- Drying costs
- Transport
- External purchases
Flexibility
- Equipped with a sprayer, it allows small daily quantities to be taken up
- Equipped with a screw, it eliminates the need for a loader
Given the rapid development of CGAO Silograins in France, we have developed a Silograin meeting the needs of professionals (several thousand tonnes each year): the Silograin ETA.
- Wide tyres
- Large hopper
- Hydraulic control
- Double roller
Impressive yield results:
- 25 t / hour for small grains
- 50 t / hour for high-moisture grain maize
A few user testimonials:
- Hervé Guichemerre, beef farmer, CUMA des Landes (40), Entraid February 2006: "The job is quick, 3/4 hour for the 20 t of high-moisture grain maize."
Mr Guichemerre is enthusiastic: he gained a month on fattening his cows.
- Jean-Guy Tempereau, ETA in the Deux-Sèvres (79), article in Réussir Agri 79 of 15.10.2004: "It is a good complement to the combine harvester"... "You have to innovate and offer a service that others do not offer."
- Jean Deroyant, farmer & Mickaël Barbier, dairy recording inspector in Ille-et-Vilaine, article in Réussir Lait Élevage, December 2007:
Jean Deroyant: "Before, I bought concentrate; today, with cereal prices and the price of energy concentrates, the interest in self-consumption is clear. Moreover, the cost is lower than that of a silo-tower."
Mickaël Barbier: "The cost of concentrate on the farm has dropped to 25 euros per 1 000 L, a cost well controlled thanks to on-farm processing and storage."
The advantages of the Silograin:
Speed
- 10 - 12 t / hour throughput for dry cereals
- 20 - 25 t / hour for high-moisture maize
Economical, as it avoids
- Drying costs
- Transport
- External purchases
Flexibility
- Equipped with a sprayer, it allows small daily quantities to be taken up
- Equipped with a screw, it eliminates the need for a loader
Given the rapid development of CGAO Silograins in France, we have developed a Silograin meeting the needs of professionals (several thousand tonnes each year): the Silograin ETA.
- Wide tyres
- Large hopper
- Hydraulic control
- Double roller
Impressive yield results:
- 25 t / hour for small grains
- 50 t / hour for high-moisture grain maize
A few user testimonials:
- Hervé Guichemerre, beef farmer, CUMA des Landes (40), Entraid February 2006: "The job is quick, 3/4 hour for the 20 t of high-moisture grain maize."
Mr Guichemerre is enthusiastic: he gained a month on fattening his cows.
- Jean-Guy Tempereau, ETA in the Deux-Sèvres (79), article in Réussir Agri 79 of 15.10.2004: "It is a good complement to the combine harvester"... "You have to innovate and offer a service that others do not offer."
- Jean Deroyant, farmer & Mickaël Barbier, dairy recording inspector in Ille-et-Vilaine, article in Réussir Lait Élevage, December 2007:
Jean Deroyant: "Before, I bought concentrate; today, with cereal prices and the price of energy concentrates, the interest in self-consumption is clear. Moreover, the cost is lower than that of a silo-tower."
Mickaël Barbier: "The cost of concentrate on the farm has dropped to 25 euros per 1 000 L, a cost well controlled thanks to on-farm processing and storage."
Technical specifications
| Category | Farm infrastructure |
|---|---|
| Subcategory | Storage & Conveying |
