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I want cheaper food. I want hormone injected beef from Australia.
The words of Jacob Rees Mogg today at the Tory conference. Are any of his constituents here? I would love to send him a message.- Campani
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2019 all over again?
Starting to get a little worried now. Spring seed might be short... Weather doesnt look great on the forcast - given how sh!t harvest was, could we be in for just as bad an autumn?- Jsmith2211
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Quantifying the benefits of biostimulants
Written by Rachael Harper from CPM Magazine Download PDF Biostimulants are currently being pushed to help facilitate a reduction in fertiliser inputs as well as to offset the impact of pest and disease pressure, but do they actually deliver? CPM learns how two products can unlock tangible...- CPM RSS
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Can Stealing Ever Be Justified ?
Well people ,society seem to think it is? is this just another sign of the declining "standards", morals etc? Not many years ago, times were alot harder/tougher, but people lived"within their means", an old saying, but true? So why bother, trying to do the "right" thing in both life and in...- bluebell
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OSR disease: A gradual migration
Written by Rachael Harper from CPM Magazine Download PDF Traditionally, phoma stem canker has been deemed a southern oilseed rape disease and light leaf spot a northern one, but evidence suggests these diseases are migrating. CPM digs deeper to find out what’s happening. By Melanie Jenkins...- CPM RSS
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Winter #OSR establishment
Latest video added to Farm TV: https://thefarmingforum.realms.tv/bayer/streams/660eebed-1c6d-4dcd-b901-a58ffefaa4d4 Philip Wright, independent soil management expert, meets Phil Vickers, farm manager at Raby Estate, County Durham, one of the largest estates in the UK. The estate is looking to...- Farm TV
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Grass fed?
Is feeding grass/grazing the cheapest option? For my cattle?- jums
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Popping up to Lanark…
…anybody want anything?- Ysgythan
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Oilseed rape: A place for pyrethroids?
Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF The questions around applying pyrethroid-based insecticides aren’t new, with many feeling their use is severely limited and, in some cases, detrimental. CPM discovers whether they still have a place on farm. By Melanie Jenkins and Rob...- CPM RSS
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Poorly educated vegetarians.
Vegetarians try to teach other people to dump the ancient habit of eating meats. However, they are never seen to be more healthy than consumers of meat and I would submit that they are poorly educated. In fact, they may be lacking immunity to internal infection. I would advocate the increased...- dave78+
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OSR this year ?
So is Osr still part of your plan, with some decent rain around conditions good. Is osr worthwhile, bit weary of slugs and csb...- buttercup
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What tup over mules
what tups are everyone using over mules, normally use texels but Hearing good things about Suffolks- would be lambing my mule ewes Indoors beginning of April thanks- Woolyleg
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Ram for First Timer Ewes
Interested to hear recommendations for a ram and any hints/tips for Texel and Texel Cross first time lambers (Yearlings) Upland farm in North Wales, but not too harsh over winter. Much feed supplement required in the weeks leading up to lambing?- keany1976
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Veg Harvest
How’s other veg/potato growers getting on this year ? Been a complete disaster here weather wise this year. Cutting cabbage in ankle high water is a new extreme 😂. Will be quite a bit of loss here, just hoping for a dry back end- Chrismc530
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- cabbage potato weather
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Are your livestock fed up of the weather
I've only sheep, they seem fed up. On lovely looking grass but licking salt as if it was November also pushing walls down (licking the dusty centre of the wall), but not happy when moved to another field. I had some waste cabbage & fed them some not interested. They do however go crazy for...- Devil's advocate
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Regenerative farming potatoes?
McCain tv advert says their farmers are growing potatoes using regenerative farming methods. Is that possible?- Scrambler
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Building resilience to risk in the stretch zone
Reducing risk and building resilience are two of the strategies being deployed by farmer Andrew Pitts to respond to the environmental and geopolitical challenges that the last five years have presented the agricultural industry. Andrew will be part of the Farmer Panel at Agri-TechE’s 2023 REAP...- TFF
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Early sown osr. Worth it?
I have winter barley cut and baled. Some lime to go on one field. Plenty of soil moisture but free draining land. North Oxfordshire on shallow brash. Drill next week or delay until later? For those of you who have drilled osr at the end of July, how has it worked out please? -
Oilseed rape establishment: Changing the timeline
Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Establishment of oilseed rape has been pushed earlier and earlier as growers seek to overcome adult cabbage stem flea beetle, but there’s more to it than just moving the date. CPM explores the implications of drilling early and what should...- CPM RSS
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The greens.
I cannot understand why so many children refuse to eat their greens. Sprouts, broccoli, cabbage and runner beans each have a nice flavour and they contain iron. My deceased sister would never eat her greens. With hindsight, I think she had been a victim of anaemia. I just love a plate-full of...- dave78+
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