Interesting Vid but their chatting about a different business model where the farmers get paid for the carbon capture,
If Joe could just explain his model were he keep's all of the carbon off setters money and the farmer can only really benefit financially with a "potential" uplift in yields...
There is quite a bit of variance in sample results but it's no worse than sewage sludge from what I've seen.
I'll share with you one below for something similar-
Disclaimer - This is my own sample analysis of a similar material and in no way related to the subject/company being discussed in...
600kg total.
I'm assuming that they accumulate the tonnage and don't just drive around with 600kg in the spreader waiting for someone's D/D to come through.
TBF to Joe, some may find some value in the material, the analysis is fairly consistent with samples I have carried out, P,K, Mg, Ca and some micronutrients are all there and will bring benefit to land with high dose rates. You could purchase worse.
Just don't get the subscription based...
6.2 When a material is a by-product and not waste
When a material is manufactured from non-waste materials, production residues are often unavoidable. The residue is either a waste or a non-waste by-product.
The residue is a by-product and not a waste when the material meets all of these...
Did some research and actually shut the front door!.. So a subscriber gets to pay £75 on the Mount Everest package and the farmer gets 600Kg of quarry dust spread FOC, never mind that the quarry has just got rid of a nuisance by product FOC too. The blue sky thinking caps were on that day...
I was having a very vivid dream one night where I needed to get an "End of waste status for a waste material" so I employed some scientists to create a product that nobody knew that they actually needed and then got an expert PR team to market the now said product.. Obvs it's FOC to the customer...
Get a bit of grass seed on to that pronto..
At least you are being proactive about the situation that you have inherited and intend to put it right but ^^^ that's not good at all..
There decent although all depends on how they are set up and getting them dailed in for the task.
I would be fairly confident that a 40mm screen hole would do the business separating the organic fines and waste plastic as long as the material is relatively dry and well rotted.
Even a trommel...
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