SCREENING TRAILER
Jury’s Liquid Waste screening trailer for liquid bio-fertiliser is a mobile filtration unit designed to separate solids from liquids during the production or processing of bio-fertiliser.
Our A screening trailer is a portable, trailer-mounted screening system that filters out larger particles, debris, or fibrous material from liquid organic waste before it’s used or processed further into liquid bio-fertiliser. Made from carefully treated organic by-products, this fertiliser provides essential nutrients that improve soil structure, increase organic matter, and support healthy, resilient crops. By reusing this resource, local landholders not only access a cost-effective fertiliser solution but also contribute to environmentally responsible farming practices. Our liquid bio-solid fertiliser is ideal for preparing future cropping land, enriching pastures, and maintaining productive, nutrient-rich soil.
How It Works
- The liquid waste or slurry is pumped into the screening unit.
- Inside, a vibrating or rotary screen separates solids from liquids.
- The filtered liquid (bio-fertiliser) continues to storage tanks or irrigation systems.
- The captured solids can be composted or processed separately.
Benefits of Liquid Bio-Solid Fertiliser
Spreading of liquid bio-solid fertilizer is used beneficially to improve soils, wastewater residuals are a part of the natural life cycle. They have nutrient and soil-enhancing properties that make them a practical choice for a variety of beneficial uses. Traditionally, liquid bio-solids have been applied successfully to agricultural lands, forests, or reclaimed lands.
Nutrient-Rich Soil Enhancement
Provides essential nutrients including nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to improve soil fertility.
Promotes Healthy Crop Growth
Supports stronger, more resilient plants and higher yields.
Improves Soil Structure
Increases organic matter, enhances moisture retention, and promotes beneficial microbial activity.
Sustainable & Eco-Friendly
Recycles organic by-products, reducing waste and promoting environmentally responsible farming practices.
Cost-Effective Fertiliser Solution
Free access for local landholders helps reduce fertiliser costs while enriching soil naturally.
Versatile Application
Suitable for pastures, cropping land, and other agricultural areas.
Free Liquid Fertilizer
Having access to this valuable by-product, Jury’s Liquid Waste is pleased to offer local agricultural landholders the opportunity to access this liquid fertiliser free of charge. This nutrient-rich resource provides an excellent way to improve soil health, boost organic matter, and enhance future cropping potential. By applying this liquid fertiliser to your land, you can promote sustainable farming practices while reducing the need for synthetic inputs — supporting both productivity and the environment.
If you’re interested in taking advantage of this offer or would like to learn more about how the product can benefit your property, please get in touch with our team or fill out our online enquiry form and we’ll be happy to discuss availability and delivery options.
Our Products and Services
In developing the bio contaminant separation mobile unit it has allowed Jury’s Liquid Waste to address and resolve the problem of site contamination from non-biodegradable waste found in sewage sludge, waste water and liquid manure. The plant has been designed for mobile field spreading screening septic tank effluent and/or bio solids to agricultural land.
The screening trailer can also be utilized as a stationary unit for waste water treatment plants. The plant has the ability to remove rocks, rags, paper, and other contaminants that would otherwise be dispersed to ground therefore polluting the area.
Land Application of Liquid Bio-Solids is EPA and Council Approved
Bio-solids contain many of the same constituents as commercial fertilizers, including invaluable organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorous. While not a complete replacement for chemical fertilizers in terms of nutrient ratios, bio-solids do some things that chemical fertilizers can’t do. They’re composed of organic matter that promotes necessary bacterial activity and improves the structure, texture, and water retention characteristics of the soil. These properties stimulate the growth of vegetation, which helps reduce soil erosion and improve crop yields.