Wyke Farms

After a brief trial period of Rentareedbed Wyke Farms, a well established cheese producer, has decided to construct a large permanent reed bed system to help polish there existing effluent discharge. This will help to remove more suspended solids from the present effluent as well as add an extra wildlife feature to the Farm

 X-Fab

After an extensive trial using Rentareedbed X-fab, semi-conductor factory in Plymouth has begun proceedings to build a large scale reed bed system with an amenity lagoon. Unlike most systems that are build to clean up waste water this system has been designed to add in some biology.

Waste water from X-fab is treated so effectively a lot of the nutrients are removed and before the water can be discharged to the local watercourse nutrients need to be added.

ARCHIVE MEDIA

2008

Park Life (Spring Issue)

2007

Green Futures (June) Water and Waste Treatment (July)  Somerset County Gazette (September)        

2006

Western Morning News (March)               Tiverton Gazette (March) Somerset County Gazette (April)                 Farmers Weekly (May) Mid-Devon Gazette (August)                   West Somerset Free Press (September)          Conservation Land Management (Autumn Issue)                  Farming and Food Futures (December)