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Debanking , where your bank closes yours accounts at their whim . Biggest casualty is ..... yes guessed it ...

Predicted it 18 months ago , now an almost certainty , are you happy .? Note to @Bald Rick ,please let this get a little exposure before sending to cess pit . (y)

Three years .. WTF, there’ll be another outbreak before this inquiry reports. Conclusion: “Lessons will be learnt” There … job done in under 30 seconds. Now, where’s my knighthood? All the snchit here for those who are keen … https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/topics/c0wdyg72770t

As I have said on a number of previous occasions Borris was an National and International embarrasment to the UK. He along with his cronies has the world laughing at the effects of his lies and stupidity as a PM

High yielding Group 3 Soft ticks all the key boxes confirms Laura Beaty of MSP Bamford, an early maturing, high yielding Group 3 Soft wheat, is receiving strong seed trade support on the back of very promising results recorded in National List (NL) trials according to both Laura Beaty, Seed...

Without being racist i think after this amount of time, sth Africa which is rich in minerlas and tourism, has had enough time to set the country on a course of improvement dir the betterment of all its citizens. Reality is its been in a slow decline, and the western influenced improvements are...

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Written by Aisling O'Brien from Agriland King Charles III is currently recruiting for a farmer to work on his private country retreat at Sandringham Estate. The estate is home to an organic farm set on 2,400ha of arable lands in the heart of Norfolk producing a wide variety of crops, along...

Source: Technical University of Munich (TUM) Summary: Ensuring the supply of food to the constantly growing world population and protecting the environment at the same time are often conflicting objectives. Now researchers have successfully developed a method for the synthetic manufacture of a...

ByGaryH Fungi could help ease livestock gut nematode problems Biological control using fungi could provide an effective option for tackling the problem of parasitic gastrointestinal nematodes in livestock. That’s the view of Yunnan University scientists behind a review of evidence on their...

Main front page headline in the Telegraph today. See all News Rishi Sunak will ask stores to cap basic food prices No 10 in discussions with supermarkets over French-style approach to cost of living crisis ByEdward Malnick, SUNDAY POLITICAL EDITOR andWill Hazell27 May 2023 • 9:16pm...

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Sometimes to go forward, you must go back. A new study from Colorado State University's Department of Soil and Crop Sciences and and the Graduate Degree Program in Ecology found that regenerative practices—including integrating crop and livestock systems—were...

Written by janineadamson from CPM Magazine Incoming Group 3 wheat variety, Bamford, is showing early promise following AHDB National List trials, according to seed trade experts. The soft Group 3 wheat has attracted the attention of both Laura Beaty and Andrew Bourne, thanks to its potential...

Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society’s Student Bursary Award 2023 is now open for applications for qualifying students. The £1,000 bursary is open to students studying agriculture, veterinary science, agricultural engineering, food technology...

Looking for an experienced farm worker to join our busy Cotswold farm. Based in stow on the wold. Must be good with cattle and have plenty of experience tractor driving. Good rates of pay for the right candidate. Based just outside stow on the wold Immediate start available Ring Thomas for a...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF What if growers never needed to worry about BYDV ever again? CPM explores whether that dream could soon become a reality. By Janine Adamson Farmers care about the environment and how they’re perceived so resistant varieties are a way...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Plant breeders are working behind the scenes to identify novel disease resistance mechanisms for future oilseed rape varieties. CPM finds out why these developments are required. By Janine Adamson A plant breeder’s work is never done...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Murray, the latest oilseed rape variety from LSPB, has shown promise in the East and West and could potentially draw the eye of those beyond these regions. CPM learns more about what this new variety has to offer. By Melanie Jenkins...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Engaging in oilseed rape trials is giving Shropshire farmer, Rob Morgan, risk-free insight into how upcoming varieties could work on his farm. CPM finds out more. By Janine Adamson Taking a leap of faith away from a tried and tested...