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I've got a 2017 D-Max, the 2.5L twin turbo, done 93k miles. A few months ago it started going into regen excessively, local garage had a look and couldn't find any faults in the sensors etc so last week the DPF was sent off for cleaning at a professional cleaning company and a new temp sensor...

2x 18month old neutered Rottweilers available as farm guard dogs. Lead trained, obedient, well used to living in kennels, not house pets. Can deliver anywhere in UK and provide further training if required. £1500 each.

I'm helping out with some cattle and quite a few of them have some itchy looking bare patches around their shoulders and sides. Some don't seem bothered by them but a few have been scratching at them. What causes this? Is it some kind of mite or lice? How can it be treated considering the farm...

As the title says I'm looking to start a pasture based organic pig and free-range poultry business in Scotland, initially will be very small scale but the intention is to grow it over 3-5 years into something that pays a full time salary equivalent. I've done a fair bit of internet research but...

I'm amazed this hasn't been posted yet... a horrible video even if it was recorded by vegan nutters. What a pathetic statement from the owners, denying all responsibility. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/cow-sexual-abuse-violence-dairy-farm-punch-kick-hit-essex-nfu-a9215306.html

Someone I know has a herd of about 20 native breeds (angus/shorthorn/Lincoln red?) that they would really like to keep out on pasture all winter this year and begin mob/rotational grazing with. They don't have a huge stockpile of grass but there is definitely a decent amount on the ground...

So I'm a bit of a YouTube fiend and I've come across a really interesting channel where a guy in Ireland has been planting different plots using different methodologies and he very bluntly discusses the pros and cons of each method. Worth a few hours of browsing I reckon...

This video clip is an interview with a farmer that did things the old school way for 40 years before realising that there can be a different way to farm. It's definitely worth a watch and you can visit his farm and see how it has been made to work even in the wilds of NorthWest Scotland...

So I've been following Ridgedale Permaculture on YouTube for coming on a year now and this video out of all the hundreds sent shivers down my spine and made me want to share it! As a 31yr old without a penny to my name who desperately wants to start a holistic farming project in Scotland this...

Hi All, Myself, my fiancé and our lovely 9yr old dog are looking for accommodation in Fife. We are both starting work for a brewery in St Andrews on April 2nd so we need somewhere to live within 20-30mins of St Andrews. We are both very passionate about farming and our dream is to save for a...