Slurry value

Bruce Almighty

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Warwickshire
Evening all
We are planning to switch from loose housing / FYM to cubicles & slurry.

Slurry will be separated and the store will be covered, Rainwater in the store will be minimal. Milk yield is 9000-1000 l/cow

What is a likely analysis of the slurry and what would be a typical application rate to be within NVZ rules.

Thanks in advance
 

vantage

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Pembs
Evening all
We are planning to switch from loose housing / FYM to cubicles & slurry.

Slurry will be separated and the store will be covered, Rainwater in the store will be minimal. Milk yield is 9000-1000 l/cow

What is a likely analysis of the slurry and what would be a typical application rate to be within NVZ rules.

Thanks in advance
@frederick has experience of this.
 

upnortheast

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Northumberland
Slurry sample attached.
Have sampled occasionally but bearing in mind it`s not an exact science, sampling & spreading slurry, I think the numbers in RB209 are near enough to work on

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Boysground

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Wiltshire
RB 209 is definitely the best place to start. The standard figures are what everyone you need to talk to will use. They don’t include any wash water. I work on about a 30% reduction with the separator although it varies through the year.

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