slurry and drainage feature
FREE NITROGEN, PHOSPHATE & POTASH!
Established in 1990, ‘TES’ recycles over 16,000 tons of organic matter
to agricultural land every month across North Wales and North West
England. We operate out of:
SOURCE PRODUCT NUTRIENTS
Crewe SDW Class 2 digested sewage cake N,P,S
Chester SDW Class 2 digested sewage cake N,P,S
Queensferry SDW Class 2 digested sewage cake N,P,S
Ellesmere Port SDW Class 1 digested sewage cake N,P,S
Bromborough SDW Class 2 digested sewage cake N,P,S
Preston SDW Class 2 limed sewage cake N,P,S
Manchester Black liquor from paper pulp production K,S,Na
Manchester High Nitrogen sludge cake from food N,P,K
manufacturer
Various sites in N.Wales Potable water sludge cake N ,P,K
Kinmel Bay SDW Class 2 digested sewage cake N,P,S
Food wastes and sludges from factories across the North West N,P,K,S
N-Nitrogen, P-Phospate, S-Sulphur, K-Potassium, Na-Sodium
ALL DELIVERED AND SPREAD FREE OF CHARGE TO THE FARMER
No farmer needs to buy phosphate and applications of nitrogen and potash can be significantly
reduced by the recycling of certain waste materials to land.
FREE POTASH!
Are you farming light land in the Manchester/Chester/Nantwich triangle? Y/N
Do you have a requirement for Potash? Y/N
If yes to both questions then read on...
We have available limited quantities of a liquid rich in potash, sulphur and sodium.
A typical 5720 gallon application per hectare, surface spread, will provide approximately
175kg/ha of total sulphate (SO3)/140 units per acre
60kg/ha of total potash (K20)/48 units per acre
If you are interested and want further information please call Mark Williams on
01978 661866.
Please note: this operation is carried out under an exemption in the waste management regulations
and a two month lead-in time will be required initially before spreading can take place. Under the new
regulations we can’t come tomorrow!
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