Amazed no one has done this , winner winner , agro could do 100,000 acres a day and make a fortune , farmer gets non serviced / unbiased (hopefully ) advise
My golf coach lives in Arizona , send him vids , have a chat on zoom , golf is harder than growing crops
Three of the UK's largest farmer buying groups form new alliance
26 April 2023 | by FarmingUK Team | Farm Products, Finance, News
APA Directors (L-R): Andrew Knowles, David Sheppard, Heather Claridge, Iain Gardner, Stuart McKenzie (chair), David Fawkes, Andrew Price
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BFU representatives had a meeting with AHDB Directors on 23/04/2023.
It was interesting, and I think we made a little bit of progress. Here's my take on how it went.....
We suggested a single assurance scheme offering wasn't helpful, particularly as the standards are relatively high for it, it...
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Farmers, agronomists and industry stakeholders are invited to a series of free summer open days hosted by the PGRO.
Those with an interest in vining peas can attend a session at Nocton in Lincolnshire on 19 June. For those more interested in winter...
New research at Harper Adams University’s Hands Free Farm is set to take root this spring – and will examine how its autonomous vehicles can be used in strip cropping
The ground-breaking work of the Farm – which was the first in the world to grow, tend and harvest a crop without operators in...
The barns and milking sheds of Takis Kazanas’s farm are dwarfed by the majestic mountains that overlook the Thessalian Plain. Cattle have been raised on this green expanse of land in northern Greece for millennia, but now regulators in Brussels are discussing rules that will lead to farms like...
For nearly two years, an industry consortium that has included the AICC and NIAB has worked together and with Defra to establish a viable alternative to the proposed ban on the sale of uninhibited urea fertilisers. Widely reported as Option 4, it involves an industry-led approach to promoting...
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Targeted use of a chlorophyll-boosting biostimulant is helping growers to off-set yield loss incurred by disease. CPM explores how putting a crop’s needs first is achieving maximum impact.
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Consistent performance and a...
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The pathogen causing yellow rust has been changing its virulence profiles faster than you can say ‘variety resistance’ of late. CPM was at the UKCVPS stakeholder event last month to find out the status quo between winter wheat varieties...
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A leaf sampling service is supporting Herefordshire farmer, Mark Wood, to live by his mantra of only treating a crop with what it needs. CPM unpicks the challenges this is helping to tackle.
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Sitting in the farm office...
Parting ways with our agronomist and the parent company which is a well known, supposedly well respected and reviewed farming/ management service company.
Long story short, lack of agronomist visits, agronomy done on timings rather than in field situation, non existent weed control this season...
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A cool, wet March means an increased risk of chocolate spot on established beans this season, in addition to the threat of downy mildew on new leaf growth and later emerging spring beans.
According to Syngenta’s Simon Jackson, recent conditions have...
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A major survey has revealed that two thirds of all UK soils are deficient in the key nutrients of magnesium, phosphorus and potassium.
The results were delivered by NRM Laboratories, courtesy of the company’s annual soil summary report for 2021-2022...
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Wondering where the best place is to buy lechler nozzles. New sprayer (24m) to fit out and after a couple of sets (IDKT and standard flat fans) so wondering where the best place to buy in bulk locally or online is if anyone has any suggestions. Tried Y+H agri but they no don't seem to...
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The analysis, which the EA described as “comprehensive”, found 26 per cent of the member farm that were inspected by the EA did not comply with environment regulations between 2014 and 2019, compared to 19 per cent of farms that are not members of the system...
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Sorry to post with a request for help. A Masters student of mine at Cranfield, Natalie Lee, is wanting to interview a range of different types of farm adviser about regenerative agriculture. Her question to me was what types of advisers are seen as useful sources of information...
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