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So true! Stephen's brain was so alert and present every moment, I wish ... I wish ... too There are so many posts Stephen wrote where we all can find lots of anwers!

Thank you and thank you all! Yes, I will write about how we see things from this side

"IF I should die, think only this of me; That there's some corner of a foreign field That is for ever England. There shall be In that rich earth a richer dust concealed; A dust whom England bore, shaped, made aware, Gave, once, her flowers to love, her ways to roam, A body of England's...

just read this The Secretary General of the largest organization that defends the interests of farmers in Europe, Copa - Cogeca said that most likely the future Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership ( TTIP ) negotiated by the US government with the European Commission will not change...

NE, where you hang the map on the wall - 25 for the next two days, second time Siberian weather in a week, definitely need warm socks

If the same yields would have been met on the whole collective farms as were achieved on the peasant plots, then would have been good business guess what! I've seen it in Romania before 1989, and it happened in reality! It all got destroyed when the land got split after 1991

Hi, if I'm allowed! (Mihaela) Happy New Year to everyone! With lots of health, peace, good weather and great crops! I've read a few threads and yes, Stephen would have loved the thread. He worked 10,000 ha in Hungary in the early 1990, when they had nothing (in Hungary)! He had a great friend...

yep! that's his crops! :happy:

Thank you York!! I'll help with the picture

I will share with you a some moments of Stephen's great love - agriculture He would very often share with me the discussions he had with you on the Forum. Stephen would start a controversy, he was brilliant at it, only to have a new idea out of it! Not necessarily because he wanted to argue...

Thank you all! Stephen had an English priest at his funeral, all his friends and family and all your beautiful posts and prayers! exactly what he'd wished! RIP Stephen, you've definitely left so much behind you!

I will think about this, thank you. At the moment my thoughts are with Stephen and his very special soul. I will plant a tree for Stephen

Simon, Stephen spoke a lot about you. I know you're Adam's godfather. He is already greatly missed!

Yes, he did, you are perfectly right! He just knew everything. I remember when he came over and I also have the pictures!

I think Stephen, if he had known, would have been astonished and immensely proud by the respect he was held by so many farmers in the community - his contemporaries whose opinions would have mattered professionally to him the most. - I will post a beautiful poem - his older daughter...

Thank you everyone, yes, he's a great loss to us all

Dear friends, I'm Stephen's wife, Mihaela. Thank you all for your messages. Stephen comes from Kent, he was born in Canterbury. Stephen was born for agriculture. He so much loved his plants! He could talk to them and they would tell him what they need. Controversial? God, yes! Arrogant? yes...

In north western Europe my query would be why shove tines on front of a vaddy drill with discs given that principal crops are Wheat and rape.

It is hardly difficult for me to post here if it needs ploughing plough it but with the caveat of if soil sticks to wheels or tracks go home.

As Ianto I feel that peoples eyes are off the ball. Might I please add this. In so much as I posted these some years ago. It appears that energy and food are not at the forefront of peoples minds as well of course water. Ir defies believe that by the end of this decade no one seems in political...