Business and environmental sustainability
Oliver McEntyre explores business and environmental sustainability and how you could use them to have a sustainable and growing agriculture business.
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The Letâs Talk Agriculture podcast Hartpury University is now live
In this podcast episode, BSc Agriculture Lecturer Stephen Watson and student Tilly Abbott, both from Hartpury University in Gloucestershire, join us to discuss how the next generation is getting prepared to become tomorrow’s...
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In support of International Women’s Day Barclays Agriculture have interviewed Minette Batters, NFU President on the changing role of women in agriculture.
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Let's Talk Agriculture
Oliver McEntyre, our National Agricultural Strategy Director, who has over 30 years of agricultural experience, examines the important issues affecting farming businesses today. With insights from those in the field, he discusses a range of topics from soil erosion to...
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Letâs talk agriculture Podcast
Oliver McEntyre, our National Agricultural Strategy Director, examines the important issues facing farming businesses today with experts in the field.
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Agricultural sustainability
Helping to build sustainable farms through agri-tech. We’ve put aside £250 million to help farmers make their businesses more environmentally-sustainable and energy-efficient
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Cashflow in Farming
Cashflow is still king when it comes to business operation. Understanding how cashflow works, which factors affect it and what tools are available to help you manage it, is vital to running a farming business in an efficient and controlled manner.
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Business and environmental sustainability
Oliver McEntyre explores business and environmental sustainability and how you could use them to have a sustainable and growing agriculture business.
Click here to find out more
You can read this update from Barclays Bank on TFF's AGVendor...
Seriously thinking about getting a tracked digger for farm use. Got quite a few jobs that would suit a tracked machine. Already got a NH wheeled digger, but it stuggles in wet ground.
A 13ton sized machine seems to fit the bill for our needs, and they are no more money used than a 8ton.
I'm...
I currently have no borrowing but could do with raising some money to carry out improvements to the land/buildings and house, good salary coming in from full time employment and decent income from the diversified farm business.
The last bank I had a mortgage with need a business plan before...
Good morning FFA
Well at least – and at last – we have some clarity on future farming policy in the UK, or at least the current George Eustice version of it.
We are to devote ourselves mainly to returning everything to nature while producing one or two niche products in the few bits of land...
So I bought 3 fields with a mill to convert into a dwelling. Got planning and a self build mortgage.
Recently the lenders asked for photos and info on progress. I thought it relevant to tell them about my Stewardship grant and works creating a small farm, as this obviously adds value.
You can...
I have seen a thread in the past (but cannot see it now!) about teh banks requiring more business details about their customers, under the guise of anti fraud and other legislation.
I had one from Barclays last week and am surprised at just how bloody nosey they are being, and also I question...
How many used the facility? Apparently £47 billion was lent to 1.5 million business’s despite warnings that it was open to fraud.
17 billion is the estimate of how much will never be repaid thanks to borrowers defaulting.
3.5 -5 billion is believed to have been claimed fraudulently by organised...
Has nobody started this thread yet? Usually plenty of people bank statement watching by now? Or are all the arable men to awash with money with the high cereal prices?
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