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Outside AD plant ag produce causing nuisance
- Thread starter JP1
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holywell farmer
Member
- Location
- holywell, north wales
Sadly people want something for nothing effectively these days money grabbers.
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Don't apply any digestate then!? I used to be of the same opinion but the amount they will save me on fertiliser this year has somewhat changed it.
deleted user 837354
Member
I'd be taking the stuff left right and centre and ploughing it down but only if it is free of plastic.
ridger
Member
- Location
- Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Digestate around here is full of bits of plastic and bones
It seems inconsiderate of the neighbour at the very least to put it right outside his front gate.
kiwi pom
Member
- Location
- canterbury NZ
Obviously he got the tonnage wrong but other than that I can see his point.
You'll notice it was clamped right outside his house, not the company owners house.
You'll notice it was clamped right outside his house, not the company owners house.
wanton dwarf
Member
To be fair I can see his point too
Tonnes of rotting corn dumped on my doorstep is making my wife cry
Rob Shaw says people refuse to visit his home because of how rancid it smellswww.hulldailymail.co.uk
TBH I cannot see what he is moaning about.
It's not his land and I cannot think of anything horribly bad about the pile of silage ? Might be a bit noisy as they begin to use it I guess ?
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kiwi pom
Member
- Location
- canterbury NZ
It wouldn't bother you if it was right outside your house?
Not your own silage pit either, one owned by someone else, so you had no control over what happened with it?
Yep and by a farmer on double subsidy for AD. Farmer should have put the clamp next to his own garden.
- Location
- Ceredigion
Have you seen it , it's on the edge of an industrial estate , s hole of a place to live
icanshootwell
Member
- Location
- Ross-on-wye
This is just typical of the kind of people that live in the countryside today, i,m no fan of ad but if it was,t that it would be a pile of cow sh!t or chicken sh#t. I have these important types living around here with there 600k houses, they expect the countryside to be noise free and smell free. Most have dogs they walk as well, and they don,t stick to footpaths either, anywhere they roam.
It’s similar around here but I wouldn’t put a pile of chicken sh!t or silage outside someones house. There’s a difference between general countryside smells and goings on and this is not that.
- Location
- Ceredigion
It's not really in the countryside , the bulk of the feedstock comeones from w potato prosesing plant next door, why would you build a 600 k house up a lane to an industrial park
It’s not just maize, they process veg on site so the digestate will have a ‘bit of a nose’ on it.
- Location
- Ceredigion
- Location
- Ceredigion
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“Woodmansey Business
Our History
The Dutch migrated to Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire in the 1930-40’s in their 1000’s and, with their superior knowledge of horticulture under glass and their farming skills, they transformed the area – providing employment, infrastructure and integrating into the communities. In Woodmansey many such families arrived and on this 20 acre site the Los Family built greenhouses and became salad growers.
Development
Over the years the greenhouses here have been replaced by offices, warehouse, factories, retail units, tourism and leisure facilities, incubation units for “start-ups.”