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<blockquote data-quote="shumungus" data-source="post: 5844582" data-attributes="member: 55902"><p>[USER=82422]@surprisefarmer[/USER]</p><p>Ok don't shoot the messanger…….</p><p>As I understand it these are some points,</p><p>No need for planning permission up to 500m2, your two 90 x 40 silos floor area count into 669m2.</p><p>Any thing modified or constructed after 2002 has to be signed off by NIEA on the SSAFO regulations (Slurry,Silage,Agricultural Fuel Oils) 2003.</p><p>All the details are in here <a href="http://www.legislation.gov.uk/nisr/2003/319/contents/made" target="_blank">http://www.legislation.gov.uk/nisr/2003/319/contents/made</a></p><p>For NIEA to sign it off it needs an Engineers Certificate.</p><p>If NIEA come upon you for being naughty they are a complete shower of b.....ds.</p><p>If you approach them for advice they are not the worst (seem to have mellowed over recent years).</p><p>If sh!t ever hits fan they have access to DAERA aerial farm maps to show timeline.</p><p>Silage has to be stored on concrete not allowed on stone, all water that hits the ground has to be collected unless silo is completely empty and clean.</p><p>Round Bales can be stored on Hardcore and nothing needs to be done, but if you put 1 round bale on a yard or in the back of a silo all water that hits the ground has to be collected.</p><p>Sorry for all the negative news.</p><p>I am not a clipboard jockey its just DAERA used my farm for training on this subject in 2008 during the Nitrates Scheme and a lot of it has stayed in my head.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shumungus, post: 5844582, member: 55902"] [USER=82422]@surprisefarmer[/USER] Ok don't shoot the messanger……. As I understand it these are some points, No need for planning permission up to 500m2, your two 90 x 40 silos floor area count into 669m2. Any thing modified or constructed after 2002 has to be signed off by NIEA on the SSAFO regulations (Slurry,Silage,Agricultural Fuel Oils) 2003. All the details are in here [URL]http://www.legislation.gov.uk/nisr/2003/319/contents/made[/URL] For NIEA to sign it off it needs an Engineers Certificate. If NIEA come upon you for being naughty they are a complete shower of b.....ds. If you approach them for advice they are not the worst (seem to have mellowed over recent years). If sh!t ever hits fan they have access to DAERA aerial farm maps to show timeline. Silage has to be stored on concrete not allowed on stone, all water that hits the ground has to be collected unless silo is completely empty and clean. Round Bales can be stored on Hardcore and nothing needs to be done, but if you put 1 round bale on a yard or in the back of a silo all water that hits the ground has to be collected. Sorry for all the negative news. I am not a clipboard jockey its just DAERA used my farm for training on this subject in 2008 during the Nitrates Scheme and a lot of it has stayed in my head. [/QUOTE]
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