Woodchip,

[Martyn@allium]

Nice to have a bit of stock chipped up for the boiler ,

 

[busy daddy]

good looking chip . Is that bought in ?

 

[Martyn@allium]

good looking chip . Is that bought in ?

No chipped it outselfs,to expensive to buy in.

 

[busy daddy]

what chipper

 

[Martyn@allium]

what chipper

Hiezohack 8/400 behind a 6930

 

[wilber]

Looks like whole tree? what boiler you got?

 

[Martyn@allium]

Looks like whole tree? what boiler you got?

Yes that particular stock is whole tree, it's a schmid 995.32 boiler we run.

 

[busy daddy]

Are you based north yorkshire by anychance ?

 

[Martyn@allium]

Are you based north yorkshire by anychance ?

Certainly are yes , lucky guess?

 

[busy daddy]

Not really you have an S+A shed looks like something i chip into Then i googled your company I chip in roughly the same area

 

[Martyn@allium]

Not really you have an S+A shed looks like something i chip into Then i googled your company I chip in roughly the same area

Small world you see ,

 

[Banana Bar]

Does this wood chip have a decent value? We have 2 tree surgeons that rent units that are always looking to dispose of chippings. It’s not always whole trees and often has greenery mixed in it. I’ve composted it in the past with horse muck but there’s not really enough muck to make good quality stuff.

 

[Martyn@allium]

Does this wood chip have a decent value? We have 2 tree surgeons that rent units that are always looking to dispose of chippings. It’s not always whole trees and often has greenery mixed in it. I’ve composted it in the past with horse muck but there’s not really enough muck to make good quality stuff.

It does have a value for us as we use roughly 7 tons in a 24 HR period

 

[Doing it for the kids]

Does this wood chip have a decent value? We have 2 tree surgeons that rent units that are always looking to dispose of chippings. It’s not always whole trees and often has greenery mixed in it. I’ve composted it in the past with horse muck but there’s not really enough muck to make good quality stuff.

different stuff. Yours will need to be screened and dried to get to £ 3 figures.

best you can do is sell as is, £10-20 / ton depending on location but you need artic access and tolerate the joys that are transport companies turning up anything between 1 and 48 hrs after they agreed and asking for you to load directly!