covid-19

With the events in Ukraine curbing grain availability, more than ever the spring planting window in the US continues to be a vital area for cereal production for the coming season. Economics favour corn planting over soybeans, but heavy rainfall across the Midwest (including snow) coupled with...

Markets finished slightly higher last week – a softer feel on Thursday/ Friday not quite removing the gains from earlier on. Did we see the top of this season’s market on Wednesday? Time will tell. The US was closed for Thanksgiving which held us back, but the emergence of a new Covid strain...

What can we expect in 2021? After the challenge of harvest 2020, we go into 2021 hoping for an improved year not only in agriculture but that Covid-19 will slowly dissipate with the distribution of a vaccine. From a purely agricultural point of view, there is already more optimism that the...

From the 5 November 2020 through to 2nd December Our accommodation will be closed to the public, the farm will operate as normal and we are still taking forward bookings, and would welcome your business right now. Here is our link for our safeguarding measures...

In these challenging times rightly or wrongly we decided to invest in our infrastructure, only time will tell whether this was the right decision but for the short term it does feel like the right thing to do. We Run a family Farm Stay which forms a big part of our income, post lockdown...

Anglia Rural Consultants (ARC) are working in partnership to create a series of two FREE online webinars which we believe may be of interest to The Farming Forum members. The informative and inspiring sessions are designed to help farmers and rural businesses adapt to change in this challenging...