Have you seen our Silo Shaker services
Grain and fertiliser buildup inside silos is a common and costly issue faced by many in agriculture. If left untreated, it can lead to serious operational, financial, and safety concerns, including:
- Restricted product flow – making it difficult or impossible to unload contents.
- Reduced storage capacity – impacting on-farm efficiency and logistics.
- Increased contamination and spoilage risks – affecting product quality and safety.
- Severe structural damage – in some cases, blockages have caused silos to collapse or become unusable.
- Safety hazards – stuck product can shift suddenly, putting workers at serious risk during manual clearing attempts.
At DC Agri Solutions, we offer proven, practical methods to prevent and remove buildup—ensuring your silos stay safe, efficient, and fully operational.
Following a recent feature in The Land newspaper, DC Agri Solutions has seen a surge in demand for our silo shaker service, which helps farmers remove hardened fertiliser from their storage systems. This simple yet highly effective technology offers a safe, fast, and practical solution to a costly problem:
- Adapts proven industrial technology – using a suction-mounted shaker powered by compressed air.
- Safely dislodges compacted MAP and MAP-blend fertilisers – without damaging silo structures.
- Delivers rapid results – recovering up to 40 tonnes in just a few hours, compared to just a few tonnes per day using traditional methods.
- Ideal for most silo setups – with strong success across Central West NSW (excluding double-skinned silos).
- Provides significant cost savings – by recovering fertiliser that would otherwise be lost or difficult to access.
We’re proud to offer this innovative solution to support Australian growers and grateful to The Land for helping us share the story.
See us in action !!
These silos had been blocked and out of action for months before we arrived, the farmer had no options available to clear the stuck fertiliser before we arrived.
The stuck and clumped fertiliser was tying up valuable infrastructure and delaying operations.
We had the entire silo cleared in just under 2 hours —before that there was no solution available the clumped Fertiliser was unable to be broken up what-so-ever.
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