mixing black and white polythene

Dunedin

My silage bales are done with the plastic on the inside instead of the netting.

However, it is white plastic. Anyone know if the recycling boys or whatever ya call the lad ya bring the plastic to, will take the black and white mixed in the one load.

I know the likes of the white plastic from the bulk fertilizer bags needs to be separated but it is different type of plastic

MickeyShtyles

Dunedin wrote: »

My silage bales are done with the plastic on the inside instead of the netting.

However, it is white plastic. Anyone know if the recycling boys or whatever ya call the lad ya bring the plastic to, will take the black and white mixed in the one load.

I know the likes of the white plastic from the bulk fertilizer bags needs to be separated but it is different type of plastic

I'd lash it all in together. Plastic bales in work are all multicoloured and there's
Nothing said!

Genghis Cant

We've had black and green go off for recycling in the one load. No problem.

mf240

Put the netwrap in the bottom. They get upset over the netwrap

pedigree 6

mf240 wrote: »

Put the netwrap in the bottom. They get upset over the netwrap

He's got the plastic or barrelwrap as some call it instead of the netwrap.
Netwrap on silage bales is a thing of the past.:D

No your fine it's the same plastic.

orm0nd

my son was baling 1 day with the fusion while the boss was out sick

1 fellow had 2 small fields to do & wanted 1 wrapped in white and the other in black

junior could'nt remember which was which so just put on 1 white and 1 black roll. & drove on

when the farmer arrived he said,

I wanted black for the angus and white for the charolais, and you're after giving me fecking friesians