Category: Fallen Stock Collection

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Poultry Farm Fallen Stock Collection – Managing Daily Mortality on Broiler and Laying Units

Poultry units run at scale, and even on a well-managed broiler or laying farm, a baseline level of daily mortality is unavoidable. Handling that mortality lawfully and hygienically is a core part of running a compliant unit, and Martlands provides licensed poultry fallen stock collection as part of our wider fallen stock and ABP collection […]

Livestock Markets and Auction Marts – Fallen Stock and ABP Duties on Sale Day

An auction mart on sale day moves large numbers of animals through its pens, and inevitably some will die on site or arrive dead, creating fallen stock obligations the mart operator must meet. Martlands supports markets as part of our fallen stock and ABP collection service, working from our family-run, DEFRA approved base in Burscough, […]

Why Prompt Fallen Stock Collection Is Critical During Hot Weather

Summer brings welcome warmth and longer days to the UK farming calendar, but it also creates particular challenges for fallen stock management. When temperatures rise, the decomposition of animal carcasses accelerates dramatically, creating a range of biosecurity, environmental, and practical problems that make prompt collection even more important than at other times of year. Martland’s […]

Deer and Venison Farm Fallen Stock and ABP Collection – Compliance for a Growing Sector

Farmed deer and venison production has grown steadily across the UK, and like any livestock enterprise it generates fallen stock and animal by-products that must be handled under the ABP framework. Martlands provides licensed deer farm fallen stock and ABP collection within our wider fallen stock and ABP collection service, operating from our family-run, DEFRA-approved […]

Open Farms, Petting Farms and City Farms – Fallen Stock and ABP Collection With the Public in Mind

Visitor attractions that keep animals carry an unusual mix of responsibilities, because they must manage fallen stock and animal by-products to the same legal standard as any farm while also protecting members of the public who come into close contact with their animals. Martlands serves open and petting farms as part of our fallen stock […]

How Fallen Stock Collection Services Support Upland and Remote Farms

Farmers operating in upland, hill, or other remote areas of the United Kingdom face a particular set of challenges when it comes to fallen stock management. Difficult terrain, remote field systems, limited road access, and the practical difficulties of working in exposed conditions all compound the already demanding task of managing fallen stock in compliance […]