Black wrap removal

[waterbuffalofarmer]

So a question for all you farmers out there. A while ago there was an accumulation of black wrap/netting from bales etc. It was separated into different bags and destined for a recycling plant that takes it. However, the animals got to it, mucked it up and mixed it all with each other, the broke out for more context. My issue is this... The plant won't take it if its mixed or mucky. I am stuck with a lot of the stuff that should have gone months ago and kind of tearing my hair out atm. I can't unravel any of it and it has to be cleared out of the building before we leave. Is there anywhere that will take the whole lot in the state its in? Or do I have to sort it out?
Thanks

 

[Kidds]

Hire a skip

 

[Red Fred]

I have built up a bit of a heap and was going to get a grab lorry or big skip in to have it taken away as waste.

 

[neilo]

So a question for all you farmers out there. A while ago there was an accumulation of black wrap/netting from bales etc. It was separated into different bags and destined for a recycling plant that takes it. However, the animals got to it, mucked it up and mixed it all with each other, the broke out for more context. My issue is this... The plant won't take it if its mixed or mucky. I am stuck with a lot of the stuff that should have gone months ago and kind of tearing my hair out atm. I can't unravel any of it and it has to be cleared out of the building before we leave. Is there anywhere that will take the whole lot in the state its in? Or do I have to sort it out?
Thanks

I take mine to Potters in Welshpool every other year. It all goes into a tipping trailer together, over a weighbridge and tipped in their yard. Obviously a bit further for you, if there's nobody similar nearer.

They do ask that fert bags are bundled up/tied together (and the guys on the grab fish them out) and the any triple rinsed containers are put in a bag. Very thing else is as loaded. A lot cheaper than most other recyclers too.

 

[serf]

 

[Greythundercloudys]

A wee drop of petrol and a match works wonders and an odd tyre or Xmas tree.

 

[Rob Holmes]

Peak Waste take mixed plastic, you’re probably a bit far out for them though

 

[Bald n Grumpy]

Birch farm plastics
Would need to separate the net from the wrap as net goes in landfill and wrap for recycling. Weren't to worried about S**T on it but it all increases the weight which increase the bill at the end

 

[Bobthebuilder]

If you want to do it correctly to get a receipt for disposal hire a skip, or if your just wanting rid

 

[Mc115reed]

Youv missed November the 5th now… New Year’s Eve probably a half decent night have a good burn up

 

[Barleymow]

I've a contract with biffa now recycling bin and general waste bin ,lot better than accumulating a yrs rubbish fir annual tip run

 

[Wombat]

local council commercial waste bin emptied every 2 weeks for £200 a year

 

[serf]

the mixed, get some clean together for a minimal sized official collection ticket ... allegedly

 

[Pistonbroke]

the mixed, get some clean together for a minimal sized official collection ticket ... allegedly

Has been known to happen.... Allegedly. Especially on long bank holiday weekends when no-one official is working like..... Christmas

 

[steveR]

So a question for all you farmers out there. A while ago there was an accumulation of black wrap/netting from bales etc. It was separated into different bags and destined for a recycling plant that takes it. However, the animals got to it, mucked it up and mixed it all with each other, the broke out for more context. My issue is this... The plant won't take it if its mixed or mucky. I am stuck with a lot of the stuff that should have gone months ago and kind of tearing my hair out atm. I can't unravel any of it and it has to be cleared out of the building before we leave. Is there anywhere that will take the whole lot in the state its in? Or do I have to sort it out?
Thanks

Where in Wales?

PG Skips at Wem takes all our plastic. I deliver it in builders bags in the IW trailer, and then tip them out on site. A friend needed to clear the yards of years of crap, a couple of big skips sorted it for him.

 

[delilah]

it has to be cleared out of the building before we leave

What is your relationship with your landlord ? Whenever we have vacated a premises where we had no obligations or desire for future dealings, we just left all the crap behind .

 

[haybob]

Just get a commercial bin from council and Chuck anything you like in. It was my cheapest option and they recon to sort and recycle

 

[neilo]

What is your relationship with your landlord ? Whenever we have vacated a premises where we had no obligations or desire for future dealings, we just left all the crap behind .

Are you not aware that landlords, and their agents, speak to each other? It’s a very small world and a reputation for being such a tenant would (should!) follow you round like a bad smell.

I shouldn’t need to mention how ‘green’ such actions would be either.

 

[delilah]

Are you not aware that landlords, and their agents, speak to each other? It’s a very small world and a reputation for being such a tenant would (should!) follow you round like a bad smell.

I shouldn’t need to mention how ‘green’ such actions would be either.

Did it 4 times in 25 years. In each instance it was both environmentally responsible and justifiable. Happy to bore you with more detail if you're that interested ? Or you could just get over yourself ? How about having a pop at everyone recommending swan vestas ?
edit: Just been bored enough myself to check, you laughed at the swan vestas. Highly irresponsible to do so.

 

[neilo]

Did it 4 times in 25 years. In each instance it was both environmentally responsible and justifiable. Happy to bore you with more detail if you're that interested ? Or you could just get over yourself ? How about having a pop at everyone recommending swan vestas ?
edit: Just been bored enough myself to check, you laughed at the swan vestas. Highly irresponsible to do so.

I took the Swan Vestas comments in the spirit in which they were posted.

You appear to be advocating walking out at the end of a tenancy and leaving plastics lieing around, just because you don’t imagine having dealing with the landlord again (or just think you can get away with it?). Why would anyone responsible do that, even if it meant having to pay someone to sort it for you?