Disposal of tyres and plastic

Thegingerbear

Have a few hundred tyres lying around the silage pit and I think it's time to get rid of them as they are no longer required, what's the best way to dispose of them? Is it costly to have them removed off site? Similarly have polythene and old fertiliser bags that also needs disposing, any advice please?

Mooooo

Keep an eye in the journal there are usually days every year to bring plastic like that to the coops to get rid of it. Tyres are a different story afaik, not sure if it will be easy to offload them easiest way might be if a neighbour will take me off ya for free

rangler1

Thegingerbear wrote: »

Have a few hundred tyres lying around the silage pit and I think it's time to get rid of them as they are no longer required, what's the best way to dispose of them? Is it costly to have them removed off site? Similarly have polythene and old fertiliser bags that also needs disposing, any advice please?

This firm will collect your plastic.
http://www.farmplastics.ie/

Crumb Rubber collected my tyres here Six years ago, it was €2/tyre then.
http://www.crumbrubber.ie/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=77&Itemid=86

mahoney_j

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mayota

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cjpm

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Genghis Cant

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Lads, we can't advocate the illegal methods of disposal.

(I think if Mayo win on Sunday there'll be a fair bit of it goin on though!)

..... But we still can't advocate, condone or mention it here.
Thanks.