Any areas in particular they’re looking for land.I was talking to a guy working for a company with a digester that is using all the brown bin or food waste from bin collections as it’s feed source, he was looking for a land bank for spreading this stuff. He told me he would send on the details etc next week.
30 mile radius of Youghal. The man up north of cahir we both no gets some sort of compost stuff from the same company. Ormond organics I think is the nameAny areas in particular they’re looking for land.
It is a disease risk. Unless managed properly and how many of ourselves cut corners where we shouldn't. It's all about the feedstock.
We used a lot of it this year at home and we've had several abortions from salmonella. We didn't vaccinate as we've never had it before. Now either it came from wild birds or from the digestate.
We were lead to believe that the feedstock being used was grass silage and beet but it turns out they were slipping in a few random loads of hen litter when it became available.
A digester is the perfect medium for the production of these pathogens as it's warm and wet. I believe a huge help would be to inject it into the soil to stop it directly contaminating the leaf. Other than that you'd need to add lime to it to disinfect it.
I’ll be skiing with him in a few days time I’ll ask him during the apres ski what’s he using I thought most of their stuff was from human waste plants.30 mile radius of Youghal. The man up north of cahir we both no gets some sort of compost stuff from the same company. Ormond organics I think is the name
TD? I was talking to him today and he was all talk about beet and winter wheat seedI’ll be skiing with him in a few days time I’ll ask him during the apres ski what’s he using I thought most of their stuff was from human waste plants.
Ya going to Austria a day or two after Lamma for a week, might be organising it now because it will be far from his mind thenTD? I was talking to him today and he was all talk about beet and winter wheat seed
What part? He was asking me about places a few weeks back now that youYa going to Austria a day or two after Lamma for a week, might be organising it now because it will be far from his mind then
Zell am See in Austria, he is going for a week, I’m only a pauper so 5 days.What part? He was asking me about places a few weeks back now that you
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Zell am See in Austria, he is going for a week, I’m only a pauper so 5 days.
Cheers, I’ve never been there before but a friend who used go somewhere different skiing every year told me it’s the one place he went to two years in a row which sold it to me.Lovely place, was there a few times.
Make sure you have lunch in the breikectalm on the schmittenhoe. Great food and craic up there.
slurry itself ist all that great at producing gas compaired to food waist , rye,, silage maize etc , it does produce some , but you need to keep things liquid to allow the bugs to do there job which is why they use slurryAppart from the fact that it isn't liquid.
Has FYM, as apposed to slurry, got good gas providing values to it?
I understand that other things are required with slurry to make big yields of gas. But if a digester could be built for straw based FYM would it work?
Appart from the fact that it isn't liquid.
Has FYM, as apposed to slurry, got good gas providing values to it?
I understand that other things are required with slurry to make big yields of gas. But if a digester could be built for straw based FYM would it work?
slurry itself ist all that great at producing gas compaired to food waist , rye,, silage maize etc , it does produce some , but you need to keep things liquid to allow the bugs to do there job which is why they use slurry
same gas . all about efficiency though . its a bit like hay the more moisture in it the quicker it rotsYeah. Suppose what goes on in a dung heap is aerobic digestion so produces different gasses form different bacteria.