Deer poo in wheat.

[Green oak]

Been cutting some flat Fert over laps today. And you can quite easily see deer droopings in the shed. Can this problem if it is get rejected by a merchant.

 

[bobk]

Been cutting some flat Fert over laps today. And you can quite easily see deer droopings in the shed. Can this problem if it is get rejected by a merchant.

Oh dear .

 

[Green oak]

Oh dear .

Yer like little marbles.

 

[crazy_bull]

Been cutting some flat Fert over laps today. And you can quite easily see deer droopings in the shed. Can this problem if it is get rejected by a merchant.

Yes, unfortunately but not by the merchant, by the Mill.

C B

 

[Green oak]

Yes, unfortunately but not by the merchant, by the Mill.

C B

So if they found a marble of crap. Would it have too go over a colour sorter or just send it back for the farmer too deal with.

 

[crazy_bull]

So if they found a marble of crap. Would it have too go over a colour sorter or just send it back for the farmer too deal with.

Back to farm generally, or off to a home as a distressed load.

C B

 

[Green oak]

Back to farm generally, or off to a home as a distressed load.

C B

FFS better get some shooters in before next harvest. Need these fallow thinning out.

 

[crazy_bull]

FFS better get some shooters in before next harvest. Need these fallow thinning out.

Yeah Mega herds your way, a normal cleaning plant should get get it tidy enough, much quicker/cheaper than colour sorting.

 

[Clive]

uk mills have no issue using imported wheat treated with product banned in the uk so a bit of deer pooh is surely no problem

could be worse - could be Russian shrapnel in the sample

 

[Bigjon44]

Hope I don't get that loaf of bread

 

[serf]

Hope I don't get that loaf of bread

That's what's called a wholemeal loaf ,
Usualy the sweepings off the mill floor ...

 

[Barleymow]

Be ok in the garaboldi biscuit factory

 

[Rnold]

Pigeon sh-t from crops of laid barley has been a rejection issue around here. I know of one load of barley that attracted £800 worth of stoppages with redirection and sanitising of lorry etc.

 

[JeremyD]

Surely the poo is macerated by the time its been through the combine! ?

 

[robbie]

We have a lot of deer and get laid patches and a bit of poo most years. Never had a rejection for it....yet.
I find when loading the lorry to keep the bucket up high and tip slowly the marbles roll down to the sides of the lorry and out of the way like hush does.