MILK DUMP BUCKET -FOOD QUALITY – FDA  approved compound

•Easy to clean thanks to smooth internal surface

• DURABLE – Made from strong modern materials

• Acid and Detergent Resistant

• Completely Seamless Body for extra strength

• Resistant to low temperatures

• 30 Litre Capacity

• Permanent Scale in kg & lbs

• Translucent Body allows milk level to be easily read

• Comes with Lockable lid which is easy for transportaion

• Easy to carry and pour thanks to the ergonomic design of the bottom rim

• Ideal Suited for use with:

• Fresh calved & treated cows in the parlour

• Portable milking machines

• Traditional pipeline systems

Milk dump buckets, also known as milk collection or milk disposal buckets, are containers used on dairy farms to collect and dispose of milk that cannot be used for human consumption. Here are some common uses for milk dump buckets on a dairy farm:

• Contaminated or spoiled milk: Milk dump buckets are often utilized when milk becomes contaminated with foreign objects, such as dirt, debris, or chemicals, making it unsuitable for human consumption. Similarly, if milk spoils or exceeds its shelf life, it is discarded into these buckets.
• Medication or treatment residues: In some cases, dairy cows may require medications or treatments for various health issues. Milk from treated cows may contain residues of these substances, making it unsuitable for consumption. Milk dump buckets are used to collect milk from treated cows to prevent it from entering the milk supply.
• High bacteria count: Milk with a high bacteria count, indicating poor hygiene or milk quality, is another reason to use milk dump buckets. If the milk does not meet the quality standards set by the dairy industry, it is discarded in these buckets.
• Transition milk: Transition milk is the milk produced by a cow during the period when it is switching from colostrum to regular milk production. This milk has a different composition and can sometimes contain higher levels of bacteria. To ensure the overall milk quality, transition milk may be collected separately in milk dump buckets.
• Emergency situations: In certain situations, such as power outages or equipment failures, where proper milk cooling or storage is compromised, milk may need to be discarded to ensure food safety. Milk dump buckets are used in such emergency scenarios.

It is important to note that the milk collected in dump buckets is typically disposed of properly, following regulations and guidelines to minimize environmental impact and ensure animal and public health. The specific protocols for handling and disposing of milk will vary depending on local regulations and farm practices.