Moving Floor AB

Moving Floor AB is rated 3 out of 5 in the category for sustainable and profitable farming. Read and write reviews about Moving Floor AB. The idea of Moving Floor is to keep farm animals on rotating floors in order to clean efficiently, prevent diseases and in the end secure food safety. Moving Floor is the first product to automatically clean the area where the animals lay. Moving Floor is a concept of self-cleaning floors for dairy and pig and the very latest in animal husbandry that significantly improve profitability and animal health. We have long known that hygiene is important to stay healthy for us humans. Now we turn our attention to the animals. Moving Floor revolutionizes the industry by cleaning countless times per day, thereby preventing significant bacterial growth. Bacteria and bacterial growth is impossible for the eye to catch. Herein lies the advantage of Moving Floor. Our goal is to reduce the use of antibiotics for animals. By proving a clean environment for the animals they stay healthy and grow faster. Today our research together with Universities show indications on: -30% increased growth rate on calves -25% lowered recruitment cost Moving Floor contributes to a development of sustainable agriculture by providing a green technology enabling: -No water usage, saving up to 170 liter water/pig/day -Reducing ammonia emissons by 95% -Low or no energy consumption Moving Floor has an average payback time of 2-3 years calculating only the reduction of labor and 70% less bedding materials, no health aspects are taken into account. The Moving Floor units are modules that can be placed in old as well as new barns on simply a flat floor reducing construction costs. Today, approx. 60 farms are using Moving Floor Concept in Europe. We are working closely with European Universities with research on all products. Today we are also starting up both research and business cooperation in Japan and China. We believe our new industry standard can contribute to a sustainable development of the agricultural sector. Please visit our website for further information or contact us