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northeastern Ohio | There are several guys in my area that do custom manure spreading for dairy farms. They move in, agitate, pump and spread. Usually run around the clock until the pit is empty or they get weathered out.
Fairest way to charge is by the hour. But most dairy guys want a flat rate up front estimate before you start. So you will need to do some guesstimating based on how many gallons, distance traveled, tractor speed, agitation time, ect to come up with a figure. Fast tractors and big tankers seem to be the trend to getting the most jobs. | |
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- Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - SGF49 : 2/21/2021 08:59
- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - jd7520 : 2/21/2021 09:15
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- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - Jusolson : 2/21/2021 09:34
- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - LJKCK : 2/21/2021 09:49
- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - D6Joe : 2/21/2021 10:04
- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - garvo : 2/21/2021 11:18
- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - Dave9110 : 2/21/2021 12:05
- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - j.p : 2/21/2021 12:19
- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - NDCat99 : 2/22/2021 09:41
- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - HeadAcres : 2/22/2021 12:13
- RE: Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading? - blackfarmer2 : 2/23/2021 04:30
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Good idea, bad idea...manure spreading?
