Digestate available Bromyard
- Thread starter TomAg
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turbofarming
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Is Bromyard that well known nationally? 
del_boy
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Only if your a herefordian!
newholland
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- Location
- England
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Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Is Bromyard that well known nationally?
It would be in AD circles. Something like 10 AD plants in and around that area - no wonder the digestate is hard to shift!
Iron150
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- Location
- Conwy, north wales
How far do people have to carry this stuff? I take it its good stuff with good value?
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Liquid digestate is high volume application usually so expensive to cart for the nutrient value.
TomAg
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Is Bromyard that well known nationally?
Haha! Sorry didn't think about it!
Herefordshire if that's any better
- Location
- Cumbria
If there are so many plants close together, club together and install an evaporation plant.
and if you were putting in an evaporation plant what manufacturer would you go to? hrs?
I'm keeping an eye on this and we have the heat to do it if we want but at + £1m to put in the hrs (by the time its all fitted and integrated) its a BIG gamble that I would not want to consider until we have seen that it can stand the test of time with minimal issues
d williams
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I think 35 cubic mt a ha is max dose so it's more ha than volume
- Location
- Cumbria
HRS have a unit at Barkip, been in for years............
wonder how many cu's have went through it.... what it has evaporated vs any issues etc
and the figures behind it....
- I don't know the in's out's of barkip and don't care to but it must have had significant downtime compared to uptime.
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the hrs that I looked at was the simple version that takes digestate from 4-5% dm to 8-9% and it looks as if it would be a good investment BUT its still a lot of money when no real opex figures are available.
will relook at next year once the system has been operational for a while
MickMoor
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- Location
- Bonsall, UK
Digestate available Bromyard. SHAMELESS PLUG
Temporary tanks for slurry, digestate etc.Taking a 1287m³ tank with a floating cover as an example:
• Cost; delivered and installed for around £40,000.
• Can be built under permitted development, 28 days notice to the planners. At 23.16m diameter it covers an area of 422m², below the 465m² limit for prior notification.
• No concrete foundation needed
• Could be built by unskilled labour with our supervision
• Can be easily relocated, and the site restored.
• Finance available.
• EA are happy.
Temporary tanks for slurry, digestate etc.Taking a 1287m³ tank with a floating cover as an example:
• Cost; delivered and installed for around £40,000.
• Can be built under permitted development, 28 days notice to the planners. At 23.16m diameter it covers an area of 422m², below the 465m² limit for prior notification.
• No concrete foundation needed
• Could be built by unskilled labour with our supervision
• Can be easily relocated, and the site restored.
• Finance available.
• EA are happy.
- Location
- Cumbria
MickMoor
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- Location
- Bonsall, UK
No not them, but a similar product. There is some more information on my facebook page, or send me an email.
