Farming is an essential part of our economy and food supply, but it comes with its own set of challenges. One of the more distressing aspects is dealing with fallen stock, particularly when it comes to dead sheep. This blog post will explore what farmers do in these situations and how services like Martlands Waste […]
What is the Fallen Stock Scheme?
The farming industry plays a crucial role in the economy and food supply chain. However, it also faces its fair share of challenges, one of which is the management of fallen stock. Fallen stock refers to livestock that has died on a farm due to various reasons, including illness, injury, or natural causes. The proper […]
Fallen Stock Collection Somerset
When it comes to managing fallen stock on your farm, the process can be both challenging and distressing. Whether you’re dealing with a single casualty animal or a larger-scale situation, it’s essential to have a reliable service that you can trust. At Martlands Waste Management, we specialise in Fallen Stock Collection Somerset, providing professional and compassionate […]
Fallen Stock Collection Carmarthenshire
When it comes to managing fallen stock and casualty animals, the responsibility can weigh heavily on farmers and landowners. In Carmarthenshire, ensuring that these unfortunate situations are handled professionally and compassionately is crucial. At Martlands Waste Management, we understand the challenges you face, and we are here to provide reliable fallen stock collection services tailored […]
How to Dispose of Dead Stock?
Dealing with dead stock can be a challenging and emotional task for farmers and livestock owners. Whether it’s due to natural causes, illness, or accidents, the loss of an animal is never easy. However, it’s crucial to handle the disposal of dead stock responsibly and in compliance with UK regulations. In this blog post, we […]
Who Collects Dead Horses?
In the UK, managing fallen stock, particularly dead horses, is a critical aspect of animal husbandry and waste management. The responsibility for the collection and disposal of deceased animals falls to registered collectors who ensure that this process is handled humanely and in compliance with regulations. If you find yourself in need of such services, […]
How to Dispose of Fallen Stock?
Dealing with fallen stock, animals that have died on your farm or property, can be a challenging and emotional task for any farmer or livestock owner. In the UK, there are strict regulations surrounding the disposal of fallen stock to ensure public health and environmental safety. If you find yourself in need of assistance with […]
Fallen Stock Collection Kirkby for Knowsley Livestock Keepers
Livestock keeping around Kirkby looks nothing like livestock keeping in the Ribble Valley, and the compliance pressures are different because of it. Holdings here are smaller, closer to housing, and frequently run alongside another job, which means a death on the ground has to be dealt with by somebody who is not standing in the […]
Martlands Fallen Stock Collection Service Guide
When it comes to managing fallen stock on your farm, the responsibility lies firmly with you, the farmer. The legal obligations surrounding the disposal of fallen stock and casualty animals are stringent, and failure to comply can lead to serious consequences. At Martlands Waste Management, we understand these challenges and are here to provide a […]
Disposing of Parts of Animals Not Meant for Human Consumption
Disposing of animal by-products (ABPs) is a critical aspect of animal husbandry, food safety, and environmental protection. These materials, which include animal carcasses and parts not intended for human consumption, must be handled with care to prevent health risks and environmental contamination. In this blog post, we will explore the different categories of ABPs, their […]