Maximize your savings with Outland Design’s expertly-designed sand separation system—economically engineered for peak performance. With low investment costs, minimal maintenance, and energy efficiency, it’s the smart choice for dairies using sand bedding. Plus, if your farm uses manure for RNG, the waste stream filtration helps keep harmful debris out of the digester, protecting your system from permanent damage.

Dairy farmers pay a high price to comply with increasing local pollutant discharge regulations and NPDES permit demands. To offset this growing burden, our team developed a clean water diversion system that can massively reduce your rainwater storage requirements and the number of gallons included in your nutrient management plan each year. Watch this video to learn how Friendshuh Farms can divert 75% of the clean water runoff from their feed storage area.

Abel Dairy Farm was looking to improve their sand separation facilities and contracted Outland Design to put together a sand separation system that would maximize efficiency at their site. The project consisted primarily of a dedicated sand separation building that would be constructed central to the farms three existing waste storage facilities. New waste transfer pipelines would then be installed from each storage facility to allow for transfer of waste both to and from each facility.

The Winch Dairy Farm was looking to expand their dairy operations by developing open green space within their existing farmlands. Outland Design performed a site analysis with the owner to review site conditions for the selected area. Existing site topography was surveyed to ensure that the proposed barn area was at the highest grade allowable on site.

Scheps Dairy contracted Outland Design to design a site expansion consisting of a new feed storage area, a new waste storage facility, and a new full-site waste transfer system to accommodate an increased dairy herd size along with a new freestall barn.

Heiman Holsteins reached out to Outland Design to help with multiple site expansion for their dairy farm, including: A freestall barn expansion, a new holding area with a dedicated precast auger waste reception channel and 9'X9'X10' precast waste reception tank, a new rotary milking parlor and office building with a dedicated 8'X8'X10' precast waste reception tank, and new waste transfer piping from the proposed holding area and parlor to the existing waste storage facilities. Additionally, the existing feed storage area on site was regraded, with new waste transfer piping installed to transfer leachate to existing waste storage.