Snowy Celandine
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Who empties the skips? Do farmers deal with them? I'm assuming your average skip hire company doesn't provide this service for dung? I've never seen skips used in this way but it looks like a very neat solution.
Who empties the skips? Do farmers deal with them? I'm assuming your average skip hire company doesn't provide this service for dung? I've never seen skips used in this way but it looks like a very neat solution.
Not sure how big it is (see pic), but it takes a month worth of poo if managed properly (10 horses)! Cost is around £100 to empty and replace.
Mine is accessed via a very high tech scaffolding plank, but you can get ones that open up completely
Another muck option (!). My farrier told me that several of his clients have bought old silage trailers to use for muck trailers.