Muck Store Size

[DrDunc]

Be an active Farmer( bps )and have livestock I think own or rent the land with planning permission for the shed and associated works. And an agent to complete the forums.

And not Farm in Scotland

We get bugger all

 

[dannewhouse]

how have you managed to get the muck stores on the grant?

i think i should have had a big pile in the yard when he came, his advise was the field near the farm 5 acre was a dry field and i could make 3 piles in that and rotate around them every 3 years so he wouldn't support a muck store?

we have been pushing trailers away from the muck pile this winter with a 360 as its so wet,

i think i need a good land agent? to make a stronger case to go back in a year or 2

 

[Case290]

how have you managed to get the muck stores on the grant?

i think i should have had a big pile in the yard when he came, his advise was the field near the farm 5 acre was a dry field and i could make 3 piles in that and rotate around them every 3 years so he wouldn't support a muck store?

we have been pushing trailers away from the muck pile this winter with a 360 as its so wet,

i think i need a good land agent? to make a stronger case to go back in a year or 2

That’s about sums it up some one from the city will judge what you need on your farm in minutes when you have lived worked on it for a life time. They do use tools like what’s the water samples / quality like in the streams rivers in your area and I expect your area is ok. Not really which agent you use.

 

[dannewhouse]

That’s about sums it up some one from the city will judge what you need on your farm in minutes when you have lived worked on it for a life time. They do use tools like what’s the water samples / quality like in the streams rivers in your area and I expect your area is ok. Not really which agent you use.

got a good area of concrete under rp 15 so i cant complain and we are in the medium risk so thats why he supported that.

i think put some ruts about and a massive pile of muck in the yard and try again 2 years time.

yes we put muck in fields atm but its not ideal.

 

[O'Reilly]

got a good area of concrete under rp 15 so i cant complain and we are in the medium risk so thats why he supported that.

i think put some ruts about and a massive pile of muck in the yard and try again 2 years time.

yes we put muck in fields atm but its not ideal.

There seems to be a few people around who have made the mistake of having the CSF officer round in summer when everything is dry. A friend has a track that looks ok in summer, and the guy said no to surfacing it, apparently it's a different story in winter. Of course nobody has time to get people round in winter, or there's things that you'd rather nobody official could see then.

 

[Boysground]

how have you managed to get the muck stores on the grant?

i think i should have had a big pile in the yard when he came, his advise was the field near the farm 5 acre was a dry field and i could make 3 piles in that and rotate around them every 3 years so he wouldn't support a muck store?

we have been pushing trailers away from the muck pile this winter with a 360 as its so wet,

i think i need a good land agent? to make a stronger case to go back in a year or 2

Went to a meeting and was told how much some agents were charging to fill forms in, i’d avoid it if you can.

I’m now well over a year into my planning application. I have the next deadline for my infrastructure grant on 28th of June and more details to planning, NE are still holding everything up. I think i will end up binning the whole project. So a system that will be better for the environment and my business won’t happen. I am at a loss for words as to how inept some people in NE are.

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