FEED Your Farm

Imagine transforming your dairy farms waste into a goldmine of savings and productivity. Sounds too good to be true? It’s not! By changing how you view and use farm dairy effluent (FDE), you can boost your farm’s profits and improve soil health.

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NZ's Leading Dairy Effluent Equipment Specialists

Nevada specialise in dairy effluent management, providing expert advice and quality effluent equipment such as Slurry Tankers, Electric and PTO Pond Stirrers, Effluent Pumps, RainWave™ Draghose Systems, Irrigation Systems and effluent storage like the Nevada Bladder Tank to farmers throughout Australia & New Zealand.

Dairy Effluent Equipment

Maximise effluent use and farm profits with top-quality slurry tankers—available in single to tridem axles, from 6,150L to 37,000L.
Nevada’s pond stirrers efficiently manage effluent crust and prevent solids build-up, ensuring optimal nutrient distribution.
Nevada’s drag hose systems enable efficient effluent nutrient application, enhancing soil fertility and reducing nitrogen loss.
Effluent storage is key to smart farm management. A well-designed system ensures compliance, saves costs, and improves long-term efficiency.
Effluent pumps are essential for moving effluent from storage to irrigation—transforming waste into valuable, nutrient-rich fertiliser for your farm.
Nevada offers a wide range of effluent irrigation solutions—Travelling Irrigators for straight paddocks & Skid Mount Rain Guns for fast, high-volume coverage.
Versatile, reliable, and space-saving, they’re ideal for horticulture, such as orchards and vineyards, providing a reliable water source for irrigation. On construction/civil sites, they excel in dust suppression, keeping work areas clean and safe. Plus, they’re your go-to solution for frost protection, ensuring your crops or sensitive equipment stay safeguarded.
The Nevada Yard Scraper is designed to efficiently scrape dairy effluent from areas where cows congregate, such as feed pads and cowshed yards. The manure can be scrapped directly into your pond if you have a good effluent pond mixer or into a collection point such as a sand-trap, or effluent sump.
Did you know Nevada takes trade-ins on new purchases of Dairy Effluent Equipment?

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On-Farm Success Stories

Bringing you helpful advice, info, news and stories from Nevada. See how Nevada Group’s solutions have transformed dairy farms with increased efficiency and sustainability.

What’s the expression? “Make hay while the sun shines,” and that is exactly what Scott Connell is doing...
On-Farm in the Bay of Plenty with Liz Hodgson. Hear how Liz, reduced stress and saved over $20K...

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Nevada are Farm Dairy Effluent System Design Accredited by Irrigation NZ! This means we’ve been assessed (and passed with flying colours) on our competency and skills in all the important things to provide you with top notch advice

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