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As title, looking for a full pallet of good quality green silage bale wrap, delivered to KY15 7JQ first half of next week please. Prices please. Thank you David

I would like a price and availability for 30kg Balansa clover seed delivered to Fife please. Thank you

Good morning all. As title really. What's would be considered the least time or amount of growth for a cover crop to be doing good to the soil? After establishment is there a minimum? Species include beans, vetch, raddish, peas, buckwheat, phacelia, crimson clover, rye, oats and barley...

Discs: Lemken - Rubin 9/400 KUE Category: Discs Manufacturer: Lemken Price: £5000 Condition: Used Description: Rubin 9 4m discs. Hyd folding, mounted, road lights that work. GWO. Good metal. Discs only done 600 acres. Levelling harrow only done 1200 acres. This machine will genuinely go...

Has anyone any experience with a Brian Nixon chipper. They seem cheap but are they too cheap. Not needed for heavy work, but hiring is going to be costly in the longer term. Opinions of any type welcome.

Balbirnie Home Farms is a 1200Ha mixed enterprise farming business in Fife. We are looking to employ a full time stock person for 250 spring calving cows and finishing unit. Stock are currently finished intensively indoors. The right candidate is willing to work as part of an innovative team...

Ploughs: Lemken - Vari Diamant 10 X 7 furrow Category: Ploughs Manufacturer: Lemken Price: £4500 Condition: Used Description: Plough - Lemken 7f Vari Diamant 10 X slated boards c/w Lemken press. May split. Good working order. This plough will go straight to work for you. Genuine reason for...

Can you help, or maybe you know some who can. As the title suggests. Hi health preferred but not a deal breaker if stock come with honest health history. Scotland or Northern England preferred source.

Can someone please tell me what the differences between Winter peas and Austrian peas are? I presume they are both fairly hardy and may be a useful addition to a Scottish cover crop sown in August preceding a spring cereal. Will they survive to be grazed from January onwards? What is there frost...

How much dry matter have you been able to produce from cover crops? I am thinking from a livestock feeding point of view.

As the title suggests, what is the collective opinion on the above question. Form a nutrient and soil point of view, are we better to spread dung or to compost it properly first? Please ignore the costs associated with composting for the purposes of this exercise.