na nobody likes youDon't know why my posts #9 and #10 the like tabs been removed @Chris F ?
Maybe on meltdown possibly???
na nobody likes youDon't know why my posts #9 and #10 the like tabs been removed @Chris F ?
Maybe on meltdown possibly???
So many unintended consequences... Presumably the absolute shite wet, reedy, compacted, acidic, diverse ground I rent and extensively farm with lots of wildlife large and small will be more attractive to nearby dairies to rent as a slurry dump or I bring in thier slurry and it gets double or triple the nitrates it gets now? I farm more intensively and the land gets more uniform?I am worried that if we can't use splash plate spreaders, more will use contractors, and I think bio security is more important with muck/slurry spreading.
I was more worried about spreading TB, Johnes, BVD, IBR? how many of them can be spread in slurry? I am guessing slurry is a great medium for spreading bugs and diseases, and it is impossible to pressure wash out all umbilical kit so things will get spread farm to farm. The one immutable law, is the law of unintended consequences!So many unintended consequences... Presumably the absolute shite wet, reedy, compacted, acidic, diverse ground I rent and extensively farm with lots of wildlife large and small will be more attractive to nearby dairies to rent as a slurry dump or I bring in thier slurry and it gets double or triple the nitrates it gets now? I farm more intensively and the land gets more uniform?
Yes,what a shambles,more like something a communist country would do........communism by the back door.just look at Cardiff airport
Serious question...... How do they know how much N you have spread in slurry?We farm within the rules, we have 5 months slurry storage, have never had a pollution incident, don't spread slurry in winter. And it's going to have a huge effect on our business because of the 170 kg nitrate limit. We will have to either acquire 20 hectares of land from somewhere or sell 40 cows.
Most probably require an 10k automatic sampling device linked discharge point , to tractor cab and the Senedd to be installed???Serious question...... How do they know how much N you have spread in slurry?
Possibly changed recently also.I can only assume that the system thinks you're too modest to like your own posts! If you look at any of your own posts there is never a "like" option.
Exactly,we’ve been NVZ for 20 years,I don’t lose a wink of sleep over it.Serious question...... How do they know how much N you have spread in slurry?
Thats what I'm thinking. Just make sure the paperwork is correct and up to date and your on a winnerExactly,we’ve been NVZ for 20 years,I don’t lose a wink of sleep over it.
so is anything changing for you with new rules and N limits?Exactly,we’ve been NVZ for 20 years,I don’t lose a wink of sleep over it.
We were always under the limits,even the lower ones.so is anything changing for you with new rules and N limits?
Serious question...... How do they know how much N you have spread in slurry?
Yes,what a shambles,more like something a communist country would do........communism by the back door.
Thinking on a communist NVZ.........treat all members of the Peoples Republic of Wales equally.
The ways things are going you will make as much with 40 less cows!We farm within the rules, we have 5 months slurry storage, have never had a pollution incident, don't spread slurry in winter. And it's going to have a huge effect on our business because of the 170 kg nitrate limit. We will have to either acquire 20 hectares of land from somewhere or sell 40 cows.
They don’t.Serious question...... How do they know how much N you have spread in slurry?
Thanks for them imagescan I ask where you found them as I was looking on NRA but couldn't find themTwo maps. One showing the pollution from annual Sewerage storm and the second showing 10 yr agricultural pollution. Much easier to kick farmers , than improve sewerage and ask voters to pay for those improvements.
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So will this create a situation where some people pay to spread slurry on other people's land, or at least spread it for free?
Does that already happen at all?