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Tried to quote headless chicken, but got some random post
Anyway, there is someone local who agbags if you were interested guth, though it'll up your costs somewhat compared to using your own. Less waste with the agbag I've found however, so not all loss. Pm me if interested.
Alternatively, can you put a concrete pad down next to a wall? ?r I've even used dung boarding to create a pit.
But I would think a 'mole heap' would be viable if done well.
Keeping Roland at bay is main priority, as suggested above, though I've found lime to be of limited help
Yea iv taken a look at their website but few things put me off bagging it ! : the amount of shovel work in the winter scraping it away from the sides of the bag etc 2 : the cost, esp as I have my own crimper that can do 10t/hour, 3 : seems a waste of money as u can only use the agbag one year!
Havent got anywhere besides a wall suitable really, putting a few loads of concrete down aint a prob and if im not happy with crimping I can use the concrete pad for storing roundbales next winter but worried as wont be any walls if it will be air tight enough and also keeping Roland at bay!!