Horse manure
Horse manure and stable waste contain bedding, hay and rubbish. FlipScreen separates the fine manure from bedding, making it easier to compost, spread or sell.
Processing horse manure at the work site
Horse manure and stable waste contain bedding, hay and rubbish. FlipScreen separates the fine manure from bedding, making it easier to compost, spread or sell.
Begin by identifying the fraction of horse manure you want to recover and where each output will go. A compatible FlipScreen attachment combines collection and size separation in the carrier’s working cycle, allowing the operator to place screened material and retained oversize into separate, planned areas.
Choosing a screen for horse manure
The selected mesh aperture determines which material passes through and which is retained. Match the screen and bucket configuration to the feed characteristics, the carrier’s capacity and the project requirements. A material trial is a practical way to assess the result before committing to a production workflow.
The moisture level and degree of breakdown influence the screening behaviour of horse manure. Check representative batches and keep finished material separate from incoming feed. Size separation does not establish maturity, hygiene or freedom from contamination; assess those requirements separately before sale, spreading or reuse.
Plan your horse manure screening setup
Provide the FlipScreen team with your carrier make and model, hydraulic specifications, expected feed size and the result you need from horse manure. Include the material’s condition and any site restrictions so a suitable attachment and screen configuration can be assessed. Plan stockpile positions and material movements before work begins to avoid mixing the separated fractions again.
Horse manure: screening advantages
How it works: Screen stable waste and manure piles, separating fines from straw and shavings.
The result: Cleaner manure that composts faster and spreads evenly.
Interchangeable screens: Choose screens for fine garden-grade manure or coarser paddock spreading. Quick-change screens mean you're never locked into one size.
Beats shakers, grizzlies and fixed plants: Damp manure gums up shaker buckets, and a fixed screen is overkill for most properties. FlipScreen fits the excavator you already have.
Go anywhere: Tight sites, remote properties or busy roadsides, FlipScreen fits on your excavator and screens horse manure right where the job is.
Screens wet horse manure: The FlipScreen brush kit keeps the mesh clean as you work, so damp and sticky horse manure keeps screening instead of blinding the screen.
Plug and play: Thanks to the Smart Valve system there's no complicated hydraulic set-up. Connect to your excavator and the valve looks after pressures and flows.
Added value: A waste problem turned into a product for equine properties.
