Fertiliser spreading

[Hfd Cattle]

Do you need any sort of certification to apply fert for someone else using my machine .
I.e. does it affect their crop assurance?

 

[Gone Shooting]

Crack on you are worrying too much neighbour

 

[Hfd Cattle]

Crack on you are worrying too much neighbour

They are not me !
You can probably guess who !

 

[Brisel]

No requirement for a ticket, just mechanical sympathy!

 

[Flat 10]

Don't give them any ideas...........

 

[Stephen E]

You will need an FA1 certificate. The course for this will cost slightly more than you will earn from the job!
By the way, FA doesn’t stand for fertiliser application.

 

[Luke Cropwalker]

I can do you FA1 ticket over Zoom, only cost you £500 in cash, of course FA1 ticket only last 1 year so it will have to be an annual thing. Any more takers?

 

[Ffermer Bach]

just make sure you apply it parallel to the road and not 90 degrees to it, so no one can see if there is any striping!

 

[jd24]

I can do you FA1 ticket over Zoom, only cost you £500 in cash, of course FA1 ticket only last 1 year so it will have to be an annual thing. Any more takers?

Oh man I'd quit if something like that came in........ Don't forget annual inspection of your machine costing another £1000, £1000 in parts and another £1000 for registering your machine. Then don't forget fined for spilling a bit of fert, fine for bags lay around, fine for basically getting out of bed

 

[Luke Cropwalker]

Oh man I'd quit if something like that came in........ Don't forget annual inspection of your machine costing another £1000, £1000 in parts and another £1000 for registering your machine. Then don't forget fined for spilling a bit of fert, fine for bags lay around, fine for basically getting out of bed

Joking aside, I don't see why anyone would use NSTS to set up a spreader. This is not required by assured crops, just buy or improvise a set of trays and test away when as and when it suits.