Greta is a campaigner against climate changes but today she has been arrested by the Metropolitan police in London.
Greta is too young to recall much of the past and she is still learning. Her efforts are on behalf of people and animals everywhere so she deserves much greater support.
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Anyone else normally drilled up by now and not started.
Ditches are down and water is getting away but it's sitting on top and drains have been jetted last year etc so they should be fine.
It's like it's sat on top but there must be 6 inch of water to plough in more in places
West Lancashire...
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
A tractor might impress with its appearance in a showroom and on the web, but to get the reality of how it actually works and performs, a big field and some implements are required and this is precisely what Deutz Fahr arranged recently.
The company...
Written by Michelle Martin from Agriland
Minette Batters has announced her intention to step down from her role as president of the National Farmers’ Union (NFU) in February 2024.
Batters has served three terms as NFU president and was the first woman to hold the post. She was first elected...
I looked at a website today placed online and belonging to the National Trust who solicit public donations. I concluded that my money, if donated, would probably manifest as another hardworking family of farmers being evicted. Furthermore, that a great area of expertly cultivated farmland would...
I have a small mixed flock of welsh badgers, herdwicks and kerry hills. Wondering how these breeds sell well at mart? And if I mix with badger ram would they still go OK for meat at mart. Thanks for help/advice
Written by Rachael Harper from CPM Magazine
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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...
Hi lads, first of all il say I have a 6 bay slatted tank, 110ft long 15ft wide & 8ft deep. Have about 45 acres of silage ground. Tank gets emptied twice a year. I have my own silage outfit so have no problem in pulling power. I'm a young farmer so I'm hearing I get 60% tams for a tanker. It...
Ok election is a year away potentially but what's people predictions,
Labour will be the largest party in my view but 10 short of a governing majority.
Written by Agriland Team from Agriland
Ballynahinch, Co. Down-based commercial suckler farmer Barry Fitzsimons is set to show how a switch to Beef Shorthorn genetics has helped him improve his business at a Northern Ireland Beef Shorthorn Club Open Day on Saturday, September 9.
For Barry...
Now that the breeding ewe sales are in full swing, just wondering what yearlings and 4 tooth are going for. Specifically Texel crosses. How happy is everyone with the prices ??😂😂
How is everyones milling wheat quality this year.
we cut some last week of july/first few days of august, all that is full spec
just sent some laid cut last week and waiting for results.
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
Colorado potato beetle larvae has been found in Kent for a second time, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) has confirmed.
On Friday, August 11, a single adult male Colorado...
Anyone fed rolled beans to youngstock between 3/4 months old until about 18 monthsish? Over the winter combined with rolled wheat to make an 18% blend (40% beans 60% wheat). I've never fed them but assume someone must have,how do they do on them?
They seem like a cheap source of protein from...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
The historic Castle Irvine Estate will be the new host for the 2023 Fermanagh County Show later this month.
The show, which takes place on Friday, August 11 and Saturday, August 12, will feature a full show programme of cattle, sheep, goats and...
It was obvious it was always going to be ridiculous but we've reached the point now where it is being mocked.
I'm sure we will evolve away from fossil fuels in due course, but net zero is dead. Good thing too because whether you are a climate change acolyte or not, as a policy it was absolutely...
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