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Agricultural Concrete

Strength for Farms. Built for Generations.

Concrete pump filling a farm tank at a Midlands dairy yard
The boom pump reaching the full length of a slatted tank channel
A Spollen mixer discharging at a farm yard tank pour
The boom arcing over the steel frame of a new agricultural shed
Mixers feeding the pump at a shuttered tank pour
Pouring the reinforced base of a large slurry tank excavation
Pumping the rising walls of an agricultural shed
The PUMI pump-mixer and a mixer working at a new farm shed
A Spollen mixer alongside a farm shed on a reinforced slab pour

Our Agricrete range is engineered for agricultural structures where durability, strength and chemical resistance are critical.

Produced using controlled mix designs and quality-assured materials, Spollen Agricrete provides reliable, long-term performance across a wide range of agricultural applications.

Typical Applications

  • Slatted tanks and livestock housing
  • Silage slabs and pits
  • Concrete yards and external paving
  • Feed passages
  • Agricultural sheds and floors

These mixes are formulated to withstand slurry exposure, heavy machinery loading and demanding farm conditions.

Agricrete mixes can be produced to meet the requirements of the Department of Agriculture, Food & Marine Specification S.100 and are suitable for structures requiring compliance with the EU Nitrates Directive in Ireland.

S.100 compliant concrete must be specifically requested at the time of order. Standard agricultural mixes will not automatically be supplied to S.100 specification unless clearly confirmed in advance.

TAMS & Grant-Funded Projects

If your project forms part of a TAMS or grant application, please review the official Department of Agriculture, Food & Marine Farm Building and Structures Specifications and ensure all required standards are clearly specified at the time of order:

Department of Agriculture S.100 Concrete Specification (PDF)

It is the responsibility of the applicant to confirm current TAMS and Department of Agriculture requirements with their agricultural advisor or the Department prior to placing an order.

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