Region AFRICA
Farming across Southern and East Africa is as diverse as the regional weather, soil and environmental conditions. From agricultural crops, grains and cereals throughout Southern Africa, to more localised fruits, dairy, poultry and cattle. Whether they be urban or remote, small or large scale, the farming methods differ, but one common theme is that more power is required to meet quotas. Farms are becoming increasingly automated and a reliable source of energy is critical.
Farmers can not afford to lose revenue because of power outages. Investing in a reliable power solution is necessary in modern agriculture, as every stage of the supply chain relies heavily on a consistent electricity supply. From water consumption and fertiliser production, to power the equipment that farms are reliant upon for harvesting, processing, packaging and transportation of the final product. Fortunately, HIMOINSA Southern Africa is able to offer solutions as diverse as our local farming. Whether it be the purchase of a small unit to provide critical standby power to a water pump, or the short-term rental solutions to support the increased seasonal demands at harvesting time, HIMOINSA Southern Africa can provide the bespoke solution that will keep local farms producing..
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Generators for Livestock and Dairy Farming Power continuity is critical for livestock farming. Electricity outages can be the cause of mechanical failures in your farm equipment, potentially putting the farm and its products in jeopardy. HIMOINSA generators ensure that livestock ventilation systems continue to function in the event of grid outages. Animals can easily suffocate within minutes without a proper flow of fresh air. Loss of heating and cooling can also put the animals' health at risk. Dairy farms rely heavily on backup power, especially at milking time. Computers keep track of cows' location and their milking timetables. When not milked on schedule, cows can become ill, failing to deliver good quality milk and dairy products, therefore creating economic losses for the farmer.
Power continuity is critical for livestock farming. Electricity outages can be the cause of mechanical failures in your farm equipment, potentially putting the farm and its products in jeopardy.
HIMOINSA generators ensure that livestock ventilation systems continue to function in the event of grid outages. Animals can easily suffocate within minutes without a proper flow of fresh air. Loss of heating and cooling can also put the animals' health at risk.
Dairy farms rely heavily on backup power, especially at milking time. Computers keep track of cow's location and their milking timetables. When not milked on schedule, cows can become ill, failing to deliver good quality milk and dairy products, therefore creating economic losses for the farmer.
Fisheries are equally reliant on the continuous oxygenation of their water supplies. If the pump providing oxygen to an abalone crop fails the entire harvest could perish.
Natural elements can have as much of an impact on a farms power supply as grid failure lightning strikes or animals chewing through cables can cause huge economic loss if:
HIMOINSA stand-by diesel generators ensure that the feeding, cleaning, inspection and harvesting processes run smoothly and without power interruption. We offer generators for farming and agriculture that provide a reliable source of electricity and a bright future for Southern African farmers.
