Event: EuroTier 2026
Dates: 10-13 November 2026
Venue: Hannover Exhibition Centre, Messegelände, 30521 Hannover, Germany
Booth: 17C45, Hall 17
EuroTier 2026 is about intelligence in animal farming, and most of it is aimed at the inside of the barn: feeding, climate, monitoring. But every barn has another end. Manure leaves through it, and in layer houses, so do the eggs. Bolong is bringing a product for each to Hanover, and we would like to meet you at Hall 17, Booth 17C45.
Organic Waste Compost System. Compost tanks paired with a deodorization system that treats the exhaust. It delivers a 4-log reduction of pathogens in manure, turns manure into a revenue stream, and runs on low energy consumption. Manure goes in every day and fertilizer comes out every day, about 7 days on average, and an automatic control system runs the process, so there are no piles to turn. It treats poultry, pig, and cattle manure alike.
Egg Collecting Equipment. An automatic egg collecting and laying box. It drives hens away gently, is durable and easy to clean, and saves labor. A layer or breeder farm needs both: eggs have to be collected, and manure has to go somewhere.
According to DLG, Hall 17 hosts the “Emission Reduction” spotlight and the two DLG Expert Stages for pig and poultry, so the people there are already thinking about emissions, hygiene, and welfare. In Germany, where the Federal Environment Agency attributes about 95% of ammonia emissions to agriculture, mostly livestock, with cattle farming the largest source, and describes odor and dust from intensive farming as a nuisance to residents, those are everyday concerns.
Whether you farm, build, or distribute, we would rather work through your case than present slides. The questions we like best have been stuck for a while: manure too wet to treat, a winter that stops the compost yard, a fertilizer with nowhere to go, a herd or flock about to grow, two quotations that are hard to compare. Manure at 65% moisture or below generally suits our tank, and it operates in regions with very low temperatures as well as high humidity. If you distribute to poultry, pig, or cattle farms, we would also like to hear whether a manure treatment line would add to what you offer. As a manure fermentation tank manufacturer, we would rather talk about your market than recite a brochure.
Whether you plan your visit weeks ahead or decide on the day, you are welcome. If you want to schedule a time, a short message by clicking here will suffice: tell us where you are, what farms you serve or run, and the question you want to talk about. We will reply with a time, and have the right people at the booth when you come.
10-13 November 2026, Hall 17, Booth 17C45. We look forward to hearing what you are working on.