Consergra

Consergra S.L., is a spanish company established in 1969. Since then, their main activity is the construction of special refrigeration and air conditioning units, mainly used for the preservation of grains, oilseeds and perishable granulated products. Click on image to visit company website. 

Consergra

Consergra, S.L.,  established in 1969,  is the construction of special refrigeration and air conditioning units, mainly used for the preservation of grains, oilseeds and perishable granulated products. Other refrigerating and air conditioning units for different purposes are also produced according to customer needs. Click on the image to visit the Consergra website.

We put our 40 years experience at your service!

Established in 1969 Consergra, S.L. is a Spanish company our main activity is the construction of special refrigeration and air conditioning units, mainly used for the preservation of grains, oilseeds and perishable granulated products. Other refrigerating and air conditioning units for different purposes are also produced according to customer needs. Since 1995 they have been supplying instruments based on microwaves.

Our aim is to satisfy our customers by simply supplying the best equipment, within the required delivery time and at competitive rates. We not only supply the machines and different solutions, but also support our customers in the customised application of the machinery and the necessary after-sales service.

New feed additive to help cows with heat stress

Animal nutrition company Trouw Nutrition International is launching MaxCare CelSius, a new mineral supplement to relieve the effects of heat stress in dairy cows. Added to feed during the summer months, MaxCare CelSius supports rumen health and maintains rumen fermentation.

It also helps the animal to cope with stress induced by respiratory alkalosis (increased blood pH levels) as a result of panting. Maxcare CelSius aims to reduce the onset of heat stress symptoms by helping the cow to cool down through respiration. The economic impact of heat stress can be considerable: in the US, for example, the cost is estimated to be US$800 (€553.442) million annually. Read more ...

This blog is written by Martin Little, The Global Miller, published and supported by the GFMT Magazine and the International Milling Directory from Perendale Publishers