Brian & Ollie have Effluent Management Down Pat

While it doesn’t sound like a big upgrade, {from a 14,700L to 16,500L Tandem Slurry Tanker} every 7th load is a free load proving just how much further a slightly bigger tanker can go.
Slurry Tankers: What Makes a Strong Tank?

Materials The materials your slurry tanker’s tank is made from are important but should also be viewed in combination with the overall design and construction. After all, there’s no point in having the best materials if they are poorly put together. Nevada’s tanks are made from quality European S235JR steel, a non-alloy structural steel made […]
LJS Contracting’s Success in Effluent Spreading

The timing was perfect when Lars Smith took the leap into his own agricultural contracting business specialising in effluent spreading with Nevada Slurry Tankers.
Reduce Fertiliser Costs and Utilise What you’ve Got…

Expand your reach Slurry tankers and drag hose systems are rising in popularity for farmers wanting to cart their effluent over the entire farm. But the benefits reach further than that… Slurry tankers and drag hose systems fitted with low pressure applicators like a RainWaveTM have reduced volitisation and wind drift compared with most irrigators, […]
Andy’s Spreading More Effectively with His Tandem Axle

Andy wanted to spread more and further across his farm, so he upgraded to a Nevada 14,700L Tandem Slurry Tanker
Why Vacuum Pump Oil is so Important…

Why do slurry tanker vacuum pumps need oil? Vacuum pump oil does a whole lot more than just lubricate the pump. It’s needed for: What happens if the vacuum pump is not correctly lubricated? Feeding the vacuum pump too much or too little oil will affect the performance of the pump and reduce its lifespan. […]
Why Arthur Wants A Second Slurry Tanker!

Arthur Clapison is a dairy farmer that thinks outside the box and grabs opportunities with both hands…
Myles & Marty Tripled Their Capacity

When Myles and Marty, who own farms operating side by side, needed to upgrade their shared Slurry Tanker, they came to Nevada for a Tridem and cut their spreading time significantly.
Why Dairy Farmers are Trending Towards Larger Slurry Tankers

With larger tankers, it all comes down to efficiency. Farms Are Getting Bigger Overall farms are getting bigger, or many farmers are owning multiple farms in proximity. With a larger area to spread over, irrigation systems are inadequate for the entire farm. A slurry tanker therefore becomes the obvious choice for farmers to reach further […]
Dave’s Keeping The Cows Happy

There’s not a ‘Mooo’ to be heard on David Smith’s farm in Coastal Taranaki…but it’s not from a lack of cows, they’re just waiting for a pat before leaving the cow shed to graize more of that green green grass!
Slurry Tankers vs Irrigators – Why have both?

Irrigators An underground pumping system gives you the power of automation. Woohoo – reduced labour! Not only is it great to automate tasks so you can get on with other tasks, but this is really handy during busy times like calving, or to be able to irrigate overnight when the sun’s not out. The main […]
The 37,000L Slurry Tanker Does a Lot of Work

Bruce has no regrets at his decision to upgrade from his old 18,000L slurry tanker to the Nevada 37,000L slurry tanker. In fact, it’s working harder than ever!