Hi - im new here. I'm currently researching the market for automated (parametric) climate insurance for a variety of businesses across the UK. i.e. if it hails with greater than X force/energy, you get paid out some % per £1 insured next day, simple.
However, the more time i've spent reading...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) has confirmed that the 2023 grain harvest in Great Britain (GB) is coming to an end, from a cereals perspective.
Only a few crops of very late spring barley and oats in Scotland and the...
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?
Written by Rachael Harper from CPM Magazine
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Changing the rotation on a Yorkshire farm has proven to be a solid base for getting blackgrass control back on track. CPM reports.
By Mike Abram
A constant battle with blackgrass on a Yorkshire farm comes with the familiar backstory...
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Written by Rachael Harper from CPM Magazine
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A stack is no longer viewed as simply which active ingredients are in a programme, it includes cultural control methods too. CPM shares thoughts from grassweed experts.
By Rob Jones
Choosing herbicides for the autumn programme is an...
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According to combine draper head makers and users, benefits include higher outputs, head-first feeding, more accurate ground contour-following and better performance in low and laid crops, plus longer harvest days. CPM finds out more...
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
Kuhn, like all implement manufacturers, is well aware that good crops begin with good seedbeds of an appropriate tilth and free from competitive weeds.
Achieving that happy situation is, however, proving ever more problematic as pressure is being put...
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Presumably most are still planning on planting wheat in the next month or so.
With current prices and profitability what’s everyone’s thoughts on pre em choices and rates ?
cheers
Looking for advice on how a share farming agreement could be implemented. A bit of background I’m Full time on an arable farm. It’s a good job terms and conditions. Grass is currently all let out on yearly lets. Plenty cover crops available to graze. Farm is keen on having sheep. The thing is I...
We are having issues with our T7.315. New last year and FMX installed by dealer and GPS supplier (well known national firm) at local tractor dealership. It is on RTK with a local Trimble base station. We run three FMX units in CNH tractors and the other two are working fine. Last autumn and...
Thinking about our bean stubbles in particular which have a fairly weedy understory this year. Some of the weeds if left will set seed imminently (groundsel being our particular nemesis nowadays), but don't want to be too reliant on more than one pre-planting roundup.
Also - thinking about...
Please can any of you with hands on experience of picking up flat wheat, as per the attached picture, give any tips on combining it.
I do use a low as I dare pick up reel tines with reel forward, and very fast reel to flick wheat up in front of the fingers .
Do any of you cut the flat wheat at...
We’re on soils that go hard and struggling to find a machine to chit them unless they are wet. We persevered with a vaderstad carrier for a few years but got rid of it in the end as it just wouldn’t penetrate hard soils. We then used a mounted disc/press machine with the idea the tractor linkage...
This week when using the sumo for OSR seedbed cultivations it brought up atleast a 250kg rock/stone although this is quite normal on our heavy land.my question is
do stones naturely movie to the earths surface on their own or is the earth surface slumping towards them?.picked hundreds of tons...
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