New slurry tower brings host of benefits to Lancashire dairy farm

A new slurry tower has increased storage capacity to 3.85 million gallons and improved application flexibility on a 660-cow unit in Lancashire

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Joe Wannop farms at Heaton Hall Farm, near Morecambe.
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Joe Wannop farms at Heaton Hall Farm, near Morecambe.

Commissioned in May this year, a two million gallon-capacity covered tower has brought a range of benefits to the dairy business a Heaton Hall Farm, near Morecambe. Joe Wannop, who runs the farm with...

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