Titch Hill Farm Upgrades Post-Harvest System with McArthur BDC's Automation Solutions
Titch Hill Farm, part of the Sompting Estate near Worthing, upgraded its post-harvest system with McArthur BDC's technology to improve efficiency. The new setup includes a Mecmar D20t grain drier and a Skandia trench intake conveyor, enhancing capacity and automation. The system allows for remote monitoring and control, significantly reducing harvest pressure and enabling safe grain storage. The installation was completed before the 2024 harvest, providing the farm with a reliable and efficient solution for future operations.
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Titch Hill Farm, part of the Sompting Estate, revitalized its post-harvest efficiency with McArthur BDC's automated system, addressing limitations of its outdated 1960s grain setup. A new grain store and a Mecmar D20t drier, supported by a Skandia 40tph intake conveyor, were installed before the 2024 harvest.
The system features remote monitoring capabilities, allowing farm manager Mark Heritage to operate the drier from a mobile device. The installation ensures continuous operation with minimal supervision, matching intake capacity and throughput effectively. The new setup enhances efficiency, reduces pressure during harvest, and provides reliable grain storage.
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