Hear what these customers have to say about new ZorbiSan Bedding Conditioner!

"We started using ZorbiSan in our new freestall facility in October 2004. In the past, we have consistently ran high counts in the late fall and winter months. This is the first time we have ever had counts this low. We dropped from 440,000 to 245,000 SCC and the freestalls are staying much drier. We’re even using less sand bedding than before. ZorbiSan is a benefit to us and to the cows.  We also see a benefit to ZorbiSan in the calf hutches. Calf health is vital to our expansion project, and with ZorbiSan, we have seen calf health improve."

 -Robert & Jim Wilhussen
 95 cows 
Roma-Way Dairy 
Mora, Missouri   

“We are on our third pallet of ZorbiSan in our tie-stall barn and have dropped from 260,000 to just under 196,000 SCC. The cows have cleaner hocks and udders due to reduced moisture. We use 100% WestfaliaSurge hygiene products and ZorbiSan is a great addition to the bottom line. We have confidence it works, and it has reduced our environmental mastitis. The hand spreader works conveniently for our freestalls.“

-Anita Rokey 
120 cows 
RokeyRoad Dairy 
Seneca, Kansas   

“We’ve been incorporating ZorbiSan into our bedding management program in the freestalls and hospital/maternity pens. The absorbency of ZorbiSan is fast acting and bedding usage has been reduced. Our SCC has dropped from 360,000 to 222,000. We are very pleased with the performance, especially in how it has reduced our sub-clinicals. The ZorbiSan ATV freestall spreader allows us to treat our 300-cow stall barn efficiently and accurately."

-Steve Kaiser 
300 cows 
Wil-Mar-San Dairy 
Beatrice, Nebraska   

“I tried ZorbiSan in my calf hutches and maternity areas. I’m very happy with the results and plan to continue using it”.

-James Amstuz  
60 cows   

“I liked ZorbiSan better than Sani-Bed. It dried better and was easier to spread. I like the texture and non-dusty nature, too. ZorbiSan seemed to reduce my herd’s SCC and it also reduced the odor of the bedding.”

-James Steiner 
100 cows