How a mobile separator is transforming slurry management for dairy farmers

Having identified a niche market, a Shropshire contractor has invested in a Slurryquip RC150 mobile slurry separator to help dairy customers manage their winter storage volumes and make the most of separated materials

09 December 2025 • 7 min read

How a mobile separator is transforming slurry management for dairy farmers

No stranger to umbilical and dribble bar slurry application systems, contractor Tom Robinson, of Shrewsbury-based TJ Robinson Group, looked for ways to add value to slurry for many of his customers...

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