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The farms whose new permit sets their manure and emissions rules.

Every intensive pig or poultry permit governs how manure and slurry are stored, spread or sent away, and how ammonia and odour are kept down. A new or varied permit is the moment those systems are specified, and a farm that has just been told what it must do is a farm with a budget and a deadline.

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Pig unit varies its permit for more places

  • Variation to an existing pig unit's permit, adding places.
  • Comments close 4 December 2026.
  • The permit names covered slurry storage as a condition.
  • Owned by a farming company with two other units.

More pigs means more slurry to store and more ammonia to manage, at a farming company with sites to repeat it at.

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What puts a card here
A farm applies for a new permit, or to change one, that sets its manure and emissions conditions.
When the money moves
Stores and abatement are built before the extra birds or pigs arrive.
You sell
slurry stores, manure handling, ammonia and odour control, environmental permits

What the permit sets for slurry, manure and ammonia.

The conditions of an intensive farm permit say how manure is stored, whether stores must be covered, and what ammonia and odour must be kept to. A new set of conditions is a list of what the farm must have in place before the extra stock arrives.

The size of the market first, without names: New UK pig and poultry units, counted weekly on CapexRadar, the engine behind Stanfell.

  1. Whether the change adds places, which adds manure to store and ammonia to control.
  2. Whether the farm already runs, so its stores exist, or is new and has none yet.
  3. Any breaches already on the permit, which turn a sale into a fix the farm has to make.

Who supplies slurry stores, manure handling and abatement.

  • Slurry store and lagoon builders
  • Manure handling and export contractors
  • Ammonia scrubbers and air cleaning
  • Odour management and monitoring
  • Farm environmental consultants

Slurry, manure and ammonia leads: your questions.

Do you cover spreading and nutrient plans?
Where a permit changes how manure leaves the farm, the card says so. Day-to-day nutrient planning sits outside the permit, so it is not a card on its own.
Are dairy and beef farms included?
No. The permit covers intensive poultry and pig units only; cattle farms do not need one, so they leave no dated record of this kind.

If this is what you sell, this is your category.

You sell slurry stores, manure handling, ammonia and odour control, environmental permits. Choose “Manure, slurry and emissions” when you sign in and every card you are shown is read for that trade.

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