Category: Agricultural services
How does the weather affect digestate spreading agricultural services?
11th September 2018
With the weather quickly changing from warm and dry to wet and cold, agricultural services and practises will be changing alongside the seasons. When considering spreading or injecting slurry and digestate and even the storage of your digestate products, you must also consider the current weather conditions and how
The economic effects of utilising digestate spreading and storage
16th August 2018
Digestate spreading is a method of fertilisation that revolves around the application of digestate, a nutrient-rich product that is formed through anaerobic digestion. Digestate is made up of a mixture of indigestible material and deceased microorganisms, as opposed to compost, which is formed using anaerobic microorganisms and requires oxygen.
Optimising your digestate spreading and storage tactics
2nd August 2018
Spreading digestate on land has been recognised across the industry as promoting crop growing capabilities, offering high levels of nitrogen and proving a great alternative to artificial fertilisers. Ahead of spreading digestate, it is important to understand how this product will work in tangent or replace your current fertilisation
Cutting ammonia emissions ahead of new rule with digestate storage
29th July 2018
With the new environmental considerations and proposals for the clean air announced earlier this year, farmers across the UK may be confused about how they can manage their slurry and digestate product in line with the new regulations. The focus of the changes aims to improve the overall quality