Mowing has begun!! McConaghy Contracts dropping first cut grass on the 18th April 2023... New Holland T7.270 with the Krone BC mowers front to back working at approx 19kph, with the Krone Big M420 working a few fields over, grouping the outside of the fields and any awkward spots in the field. Silage 2023 has begun!! #arimagery#farming#krone#newholland#mowing
AMAZONE is now offering the Tyrok 400 semi-mounted reversible plough for on land ploughing. The Tyrok Onland provides a high level of flexibility as a result of the quick and easy change between either on land or in-furrow operation. The new models are offered with a choice of 7, 8 or 9 furrows for tractors of up to 400 hp.
Easy change between on land and in-furrow
The tractor size and the size of the tyres determine, amongst other things, its operation in the furrow or on and beside the furrow. Specifically, its use with tracks, dual wheels or extra wide tyres larger than 710 mm does not permit driving in the furrow without compaction damage on soil which has already been partly ploughed.
The Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset Sheep Association’s National Show has fast become a success and drawn breeders from across the country since its calendar debut – and this year will be no different.
Taking place on Thursday 1 June 2023, the National Show will be hosted by the Royal Bath & West Show in Shepton Mallet, Somerset. Association members will be high spirits in the sheep lines and the ring, with a catalogue of top quality competition and social engagement.
Tapping out the very best of the day will be the Association’s former President, Roger Elliott. He has five decades of sheep judging experience and 35 years of running pedigree Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset sheep on his home farm near Daventry. Supplying prime lambs to the local market and...
Lyons Contracts out with the John Deere 8600i chopping grass in Myroe for a local beef farmer. Full John Deere fleet in full swing with a stunning background as always... Squeak in the John Deere 8600i which I didn't get enough footage of last season but ill get more this year at grass #arimagery#johndeere#silage#grass#chopping
Boyd spraying the first Sclerotinia spray onto OSR as it just came into flower. Spraying with the New Holland TM140 on the 24m Kverneland iXter B 1800 litre sprayer.
New Holland Agriculture T7.270 on the KRONE Agriculture Swadro 1370 rake working in front of the forager on the farm I grew up on. First Krone rake with the McConaghy fleet and did a cracking job Adam is in the hot seat keeping in front with Andrew pushing the
Father and son feeding the dairy cattle one Saturday afternoon, and it was a windy afternoon. Case Puma 150 on the Keenan diet feeder and the JCB TM420 with the Redrock Sheer bucket feeding away. Case IH Puma 150 has been well shown this year from ploughing and raking but today on a much harder job feeding the strong 300 dairy cows on the farm. JCB TM 420s loading a mix of maize and silage with meal giving the cows a healthy balanced feed. Cows are being fed twice a day and as you can see they are enjoying themselves on the feed
Croskery Contracts in the New Holland T7.200 running the Grimme CS150 destoner keeping ahead of Robert McCallister in the New Holland TS110 with Horstine front fert hopper and Kverneland dropper with early Home Guard potatoes going in the ground.
Tickets are now on sale for the RABDF’s regenerative Down to Earth events taking place on Wednesday 21 June and Thursday 6 July. Demand for the inaugural show last year has resulted in the rollout of two events this summer.
Arla regenerative pilot farmer, Neil Baker, will host the first day and will look at how high yielding, housed herds can contribute to the bigger ‘regen’ picture. Focus here will look at ethnicity of products, in particular, ethnicity surrounding the food chain and food miles. Different farming systems, how healthier animals can result in healthier profits and where to start when it comes to regenerative practices are the main stage themes of the day.
Cumbrian organic farmers, Mark and Jenny Lee, from Torpenhow Dairy will...
Carting grass back to the pit from just outside Coleraine John was working the pit with the Volvo L60G with the 14ft Strimech on the front. The grass is being used for a digester so chopped very fine and was full of sugar.
At the beginning of the year, the horse power Bundesliga is always published in Germany. For the eighth time, the Fendt 724 Vario is the "Nation's Favorite".
In 2022, "a total of 30,344 tractors were registered" writes profi magazine (issue 3/2023). This means that the tractor market in Germany has declined by 4,128 units compared to 2021. profi cites a lack of supply parts as a long-term consequence of the Corona pandemic as the reason.
Fendt in first place from 201 hp
As in 2021, Fendt leads the statistics for new registrations in Germany in 2022 in all performance classes from 201 hp. In 2022, 1,773 Fendt tractors were newly registered in the 201 to 300 hp power class, 644 machines more than the runner-up. In this...
James McCartney ploughing with the Massey Ferguson 7718s on the Kverneland 4 furrow ES80. Working a multi-sided field with a mixture of soil tyres, and ploughing deep for potatoes to be drilled in the coming weeks. The last field of the season for ploughing as well, and of course I had to get one of the most awkward one too!!
Wee throwback video to McCartneys digging potatoes last season
A new irradiation sensor will enable all arable and vegetable producers to manage their irrigation, fieldwork and disease protection more precisely, helping to curb costs and boost productivity. The low-cost system operates with exceptional accuracy, large reach and is user-friendly.
Sencrop’s new Solarcrop irradiance sensor, which has just been launched in the UK, means producers can link up real-time solar irradiation, rainfall, humidity, temperature and wind data, as well as accurate weather forecasting, in one simple app. Based on crop type and growth stage, this accurately predicts evapotranspiration rates and soil moisture availability, helping farmers to identify when and how much to irrigate without the need for expensive and very localised soil probes.
More than 420 farmers registered for the dairy funding webinar organised by the RABDF today (30 March) to hear about the latest grant opportunities available for English farmers.
In the hour-long webinar on Thursday, 30 March, experts from Defra and Kite Consulting talked through the options on the table. They included the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund, Animal Health and Welfare Pathway and Stewardship Capital Grants.
Listeners were informed of the available funding, including some options coming later this summer, such as an Infrastructure Grant as part of the Animal Health and Welfare Pathway.
RABDF Chairman Di Wastenage chaired the webinar and said: “This webinar demonstrated the wealth of funding opportunities available for...
There are just two days left to register for a dairy funding webinar, with experts from Defra and Kite Consulting on hand to unravel the latest raft of funding available.
On Tuesday, 30th March, at 11:30am, we'll be joined by three Senior Policy Advisors from Defra and a renowned expert from Kite Consulting who will systematically outline dairy funding, helping you to take maximum advantage.
Speakers include:
Hannah Clarke - policy lead in Defra’s Transforming Animal Health and Welfare team. Her team are leading work to deliver grants as part of the Animal Health and Welfare Pathway.
Tom Proudfoot - policy manager in Defra’s Farming and Countryside Programme. His team works with...
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