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In what year did you have it spread? We have be registering it with EA for round 9 years now. So if they are happy with registering it then where is the problem? We spread around 1100ha a year with this product and we have some very happy farmers which are happy to have the product year after year!

Can't see that it's the same probuct has they don't deliver to Oxfordshire

QUOTE="The Kernel, post: 1546344, member: 10720"]I would like to know a bit more about it. Liquid or solid to start with. It's a liquid. The Farmers Forum have ask me not to advertise on here with out going through the creat procedures. If you are interested call me 07834420752

If you are looking for a free way of having potash delivered & spread on your land, prefered area Cheshire, Lancashire, Greater Manchester south and west Yorkshire and north Derbyshire. If you're interested let me know.

QUOTE="llamedos, post: 1543808, member: 162"]It has gone past being able to split it now, it will make nonsense of the thread. @tesma please will you start a separate thread in the Quote me section http://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?forums/tff-quote-me/ please read guidelines first...

You make some very good points. I do understand compromise has to be made. This is why i work very hard to keep the compromise to the farmers to a minimum.

For the £24/ac we apply bout 13t/ac 2700g/ac and yes it does include spreading. For that you'll get 100u/N, 16u/P, 21u/K and 10u/S. If you get Thames Water for free then good!

Ahlstrom is foc (potash product ) the web site is getting up date. The digestate, the cost does include spreading. If you have storage for it over the winter months and you spread it yourself it can be foc. The digestate is a valuable fertiliser that is why there is a cost. The product can...

I can get you analysis though e mail. Sodium level need to check. Yes it's a consistent product. We test it every 6 months.

QUOTE="kill, post: 1540404, member: 622"]Still depends on how huffing big the tanker is. As one lot I have heard of is using a 4500 gallon tanker and makes ruts when it's dry. Umbilical cord is the way forward!

[QUO"beefandsleep, post: 1540352, member: 4148"]Are we talking about liquid digestate? Yes liquid digestate.

Ok soz!

QUOTE="JCfarmer, post: 1542942, member: 1420"]Hi we are 4 miles from junction 4 on M6 about 100 miles away, any good? Sorry mate no good. J4 M6, need to be alot more north than that.

Take it you e mailed my boss this morning? I'll get back to you soon!!

[QUOobk, post: 1542868, member: 223"]15 miles junction 16 on A500 , 40 minutes from manchester airport . The probuct is coming from Radcliffe, north Manchester. So your looking about hour 40. And thats not with traffic like today's

Wish you was on j16 M6. I'll look in to it,but if we can't with this product we might with another. Could with post code. Don't expect you to post it. Look us up.

Alot better now abp have invested in the plant. Not saying it will stack like box muck but better than it did.

How close to M6 are you?

We have be spreading the product for about 8 years now. So yes we have done plenty of trials. The EA control the application we apply. That is 26t/ha and for that you get 42u/ac 52kg/ha of K and 20u/ac 25kg of S

Sadly still a little too far. Wish i could get it in the ellesmere area as i originate from ellesmere, and i know plenty of farmers would have it. Yet if your interested in the abp waste, give the office a call.