Feed more efficiently with less fuel!

• Trioliet offers smart feeding solutions aimed at reducing fuel consumption and lowering operational costs for livestock farmers.

• The Cut & Load Technology in their mixers reduces power needs and feed losses by creating a smooth silage face.

• The new Triotrac L Farmer Edition self-propelled mixer combines multiple feeding functions with a fuel-efficient engine and high capacity.

• Shifttronic automatic gear shifting optimizes mixing speed in trailed mixers to save fuel.

• Electric feeding systems, compatible with renewable energy, provide efficient and sustainable feeding options for larger farms.

Fuel prices are high, and there seems to be little prospect of that changing anytime soon. Every litre of diesel saved makes a difference. When it comes to daily feeding, these savings can add up to significant cost reductions over the course of a year.

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That's why Trioliet has developed a range of smart feeding solutions designed to reduce fuel consumption. From energy-efficient cutting and automatic gear shifting to fully electric feeding. Because feeding more efficiently means saving significantly on fuel costs!

Cut & Load Technology: Double the savings!

Saving fuel starts right at the silage bunk. Trioliet's proven cut & load system requires significantly less power than a milling system, resulting in lower fuel consumption. What's more, the cutting blade leaves behind a smooth, compact silage face, reducing heating and feed losses.

Almost every livestock farmer is familiar with the Trioliet Turbobuster silage cutter, featuring Trioliet's proven cutting technology. Today, this energy-efficient principle is also used in all Triotrac self-propelled feed mixers and Triomix and Gigant self-loading feed mixers.

The latest addition is the attractively priced Triotrac L Farmer Edition, making high-capacity self-propelled feeding an appealing option for even more livestock farmers. This low-maintenance machine combines cutting, loading, mixing, transporting and discharging feed in one machine. Fast, practical and efficient!

The Farmer Edition is available in 17 and 20 m³ capacities and features a fuel-efficient 200 hp four-cylinder engine, front-wheel drive and a cut & load system with a cutting height of up to 4.5 metres.

When choosing between a trailed feed mixer and a self-propelled mixer wagon, the fuel-saving benefits of a self-propelled mixer are often underestimated. This important financial advantage can add up to substantial savings over the course of a year!

Shifttronic: Smart shifting, fuel-efficient mixing

You can also save fuel with a trailed feed mixer. Shifttronic is an automatic reduction gearbox that adjusts the mixing auger speed according to the weight of the feed in the mixer. This ensures that mixing always takes place at the optimal speed, without unnecessary fuel consumption.

The result is less strain on the drivetrain and significantly lower fuel consumption. Shifttronic is available on all Solomix feed mixers, from 8 m³ up to 52 m³.

Electric feeding: Ready for the future!

Trioliet offers a complete range of electric feeding solutions. Our stationary mixers, for example, are electrically driven and available with one, two or three vertical mixing augers, with capacities ranging from 7 to 52 m³.

With more than 20 years of experience in automatic feeding, Trioliet offers a proven solution for efficient, electric feeding with its Triomatic automatic feeding system. With four different feeding robots and four different feed kitchens, Trioliet has a suitable solution for almost every livestock farm with approximately 70 cows or more.

Combining electric feeding with your own solar or wind energy makes it even more attractive. Not only can you save on labour and fuel costs, but you can also significantly reduce your energy expenses.

Lower costs. Higher returns. Every single day.

Whether you choose a self-propelled feed mixer, a trailed TMR mixer or an automatic feeding system, Trioliet offers smart feeding technology that helps reduce energy and fuel costs.