From wean-to-finish barns to farrowing operations, on-site incineration keeps mortality management inside your biosecurity perimeter — where it belongs.
Swine health protocols control everything that crosses the line of separation — except, on many farms, the dead haul.
PRRS, PEDv, and now foreign animal disease threats all move farm-to-farm on shared equipment. Mortality pickup is the classic route in.
Mortality composting needs dedicated space, carbon material, and constant management — and it still draws scavengers.
Larger barns mean larger daily mortality in absolute numbers. Systems that worked at 1,200 head strain at 5,000.
Packer and program audits increasingly examine mortality handling. Undocumented practices are findings waiting to happen.
Mortality never leaves the site and no outside vehicle needs to enter. Your line of separation stays intact.
From nursery mortality in an ECO-250 to sow-farm capacity in a 1500, the lineup matches your production stage.
A fixed on-site process with a burn log is straightforward to document for any program audit.
Recirculating burn design reduces carcasses to sterile ash — no residual disease risk, no scavenger draw.
