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Is spreading slurry allowed now??
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<blockquote data-quote="Tarw Coch" data-source="post: 7938247" data-attributes="member: 1008"><p>Possibly the worse decision I made when we went into a NVZ was to try to do everything right.</p><p>I have no love of paperwork at the best of times so decided to engage the services of a professional to make sure my paperwork was complete and correct.</p><p>They have advised that I need and applied for a grassland derogation on my behalf meaning i can keep/spread muck equivalent to a stocking rate of up to 2.5 livestock units per hectare provided I have at least 80% grassland. This involves some annual submitting of figures to the EA but also puts me on their radar as being higher risk and as such more likely to get an inspection.</p><p></p><p>I’m well aware that some are basically taking no notice of NVZ’s with the attitude that they’ll plead ignorance if the EA come calling, it doesn’t seem such a bad plan as I have only heard of the EA inspecting farms that have a derogation, the others seemingly being under their radar.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tarw Coch, post: 7938247, member: 1008"] Possibly the worse decision I made when we went into a NVZ was to try to do everything right. I have no love of paperwork at the best of times so decided to engage the services of a professional to make sure my paperwork was complete and correct. They have advised that I need and applied for a grassland derogation on my behalf meaning i can keep/spread muck equivalent to a stocking rate of up to 2.5 livestock units per hectare provided I have at least 80% grassland. This involves some annual submitting of figures to the EA but also puts me on their radar as being higher risk and as such more likely to get an inspection. I’m well aware that some are basically taking no notice of NVZ’s with the attitude that they’ll plead ignorance if the EA come calling, it doesn’t seem such a bad plan as I have only heard of the EA inspecting farms that have a derogation, the others seemingly being under their radar. [/QUOTE]
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