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Former Prince Andy’s new home-to-be has been hit with a very stinky delivery(Image: Bav Media)
At least 20 tankers have been spotted transporting 150,000 gallons of nasty liquid manure to a field behind Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s expected home-to-be.
The huge white tankers and tractors have been seen over the last couple of days spreading the liquid organic manure on fields at the back of Marsh Farm – where the disgraced former prince is set to move in the next couple of weeks.
King Charles made the Royal Sandringham estate – which he owns – fully organic when he took over the running in 2018. The King keeps a herd of 500 cattle on the estate, which creates manure to use as a natural fertiliser.

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King Charles keeps a herd of 500 cattle on the estate where manure is created (Image: Bav Media)
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The nutrient-rich, organic fertilizer is produced as a by-product of anaerobic digestion and provides essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, while improving soil structure.

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Andrew is anticipated to live long term at Marsh Farm, on the Sandringham Estate countryside estate(Image: Getty Images)
Andrew has not been seen since arriving back at Wood Farm after his arrest last month on February 19. In January, King Charles was given planning consent by King’s Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council to build a giant slurry lagoon the size of three Olympic swimming pools less than a mile away from Prince William and Kate’s home at Anmer Hall.
A local resident told the Daily Mail: “There has been a whiff of scandal around Andrew for a long time, so it is fitting that he should be exposed to the smells of the countryside.”

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Tractors have been spotted spreading the manure across the fields around Andrew’s new home(Image: Bav Media)
“The King owns the estate privately and is ultimately responsible for everything that goes on there, so maybe he is trying to tell him something,” another added.
This development comes after reports the shamed royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has entered therapy over fears he’s going “stir crazy” after being placed under “house arrest” by King Charles. A Royal source has claimed the situation has taken a “huge” psychological toll on the disgraced ex-prince.

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A source claims Andy has begun therapy (Image: Getty Images)
The source claims: “Andrew has begun therapy because there are genuine fears he was going stir crazy while living under what people inside the palace describe as King Charles-imposed house arrest.”

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A royal source has said Andy has been assigned a counsellor (Image: Getty Images)
Speaking to Radar the Royal source claimed: “He is in the early stages of therapy after being assigned a counsellor who specializes in celebrities and members of royal families who struggle with intense public scrutiny.”
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