Article: Slurry smell a taste of future; Farming.(Business)

Article: Barely a whiff of complaints over slurry spreading.
Irish Independent (Dublin, Republic of Ireland);  March 4, 2008 ;     621 words ...Barely a whiff of complaints over slurry spreading The air may be filled of late with ... calls than usual this year regarding slurry spreading, the number of official complaints ... authority logged 69 complaints regarding slurry spreading through 2007. Eighteen have been ...

Article: Deadline for slurry appeal is extended ; Farmers planning to ...
Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK);  January 26, 2009 ;     596 words ...Farmers planning to appeal over their land's inclusion in severe new restrictions on slurry spreading and storage have gained valuable time to prepare - thanks to lobbying by the South West National Farmers' Union. The European ...

Article: Slurry spreading alert
Belfast Telegraph;  January 31, 2004 ;     222 words ...FARMERS have been warned not to spread slurry on frozen land. "Snow covered or frozen ground should not be seen as an opportunity to spread slurry," said Brian Finch, of Dard.

Article: Slurry spreading - not on frozen ground.(Farming ...
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  January 31, 2004 ;     444 words ...Byline: BRIAN FINCH, Countryside Management Adviser, DARD SNOW covered or frozen ground should not be seen as an opportunity to spread slurry. Why? There are three very good reasons: There is a high risk of causing pollution. Slurry spread on frozen or snow covered land is liable to run off into

Article: NIE warning over slurry spreading.(Farming Life)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  February 12, 2003 ;     498 words ...NIE has issued a safety warning to farmers and contractors spreading slurry. The warning follows a spate of recent incidents, one outside Enniskillen and the other outside Strabane, which have resulted in interruptions to electricity supply. Machinery for spreading slurry presents a problem when

Article: Slurry spreading causes a stink
Belfast Telegraph;  May 7, 2004 ;     291 words ...A NEW Sabbath row has erupted in Ballymena - this time over slurry being spread on Sundays. Councillor Neil Armstrong (Ulster Unionist) said householders in the upmarket Dan's Road area of the Co Antrim town were forced to flee their barbecues at the weekend because of the stench drifting towards

Article: Slurry spreading alert sparked by dry ...
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  September 6, 2003 ;     572 words ...Byline: EUGENE MCBRIDE Are your slurry tanks completely empty? Many farmers have been taking the opportunity to spread slurry during the spell of fine weather. However, there is still a risk of pollution when slurry is spread in these conditions. Follow the guidelines below to minimise the risk of