As part of this update, we have made a change to the login and registration process. If you are experiences any problems, please email [email protected] with the details so we can resolve any issues.
To kick off,
would be interested in trialling deep drilled wheat 70mm+, then glyphosate just before wheat emergence. Seed size and vigour to germinate from depth is a differentiator between wheat and blackgrass.
Obviously different drilling dates and timing of glyphosate applications and...
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/banking/natwest-combs-customer-accounts-tells-them-go-vegan/
Here's some of the article:
NatWest is telling customers to stop eating meat and to drive electric cars after combing their accounts to calculate their carbon footprint.
A “Carbon Footprint Tracker”...
With this extreme weather bursts we get now, its got me thinking what is the right drill for all weather conditions? We have all been led to believe direct drilling or min till is the best for your ground? but what is best for your income? After all this wet all us direct drill boys are now...
Would older and retired farmers care to give their opinion s on slugs causing so much damage to autumn cereals and flea beetles causing so much damage on OSR, as well as slugs.
Just wondering how long ago it was that you started growing Winter Oilseed Rape, did you have much trouble with Flea...
Realisation that ploughing destroys the natural seed bed pushes Fraser Bush to min-till, carbon farming, a new revenue stream and less time on the tractor
A lightbulb moment in 2019 for Wiltshire-based tenant farmer Fraser Bush whilst ploughing, changed the way he farmed as he realised that...
Seriously considering the Mzuri route. Our soils are high clay content so generally quite heavy.
And I want to use it for the whole rotation and stick to the system, which entails growing maize as well as wheat/OSR/beans.
What are peoples thoughts on the system now they’ve been about for roughly...
Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine
Download PDF
How can growers cut greenhouse gas emissions on farm? Agronomist Chris Taylor’s Nuffield scholarship looked at how regenerative farming could help.
By Mike Abram
Enough carbon footprints have been carried out on arable farms over the...
I'm not into contracting, I just like to help others out when I can and don't usually charge if its not a huge job , but I'm doing about 120 acrs of ploughing for someone quite close to me (geographically and I will need to put a bill in . What's a decent 'for both sides' rate ? I'm not...
To introduce myself: my name is Peter Martens, we operate 1900ac/760Ha of Organic land roughly 400km north west of New York City. Most of our ground is loamy though we have areas of heavy clay made up of weather shale. We have plenty of round rocks but not too many flat rocks.
We currently...
It's chuffing windy
I want to go drilling.
I have some big weeds (groundsel, thistles) but not many grassweeds in the seedbeds yet.
From memory you're only allowed 1.5lts of 360 post drilling.
Is gly with pre-ems a waste of time?
Thanks!
Morning all - the latest issue of Direct Driller magazine contains a combine technology section, that goes into an Innovate UK on-farm project aiming to introduce new technology, with peices from New Holland and Fendt on some of their new developments, plus a history tour of how tech has changed...
Under request from @Bokey I have decided to dedicate a thread to the trials and tribulations on the farm, I shall endeavour to splice the good with the bad. A bit about us, 600 acres all told, 450 cropable, 8 years into organic, mainly arable with a few wooly critters, an impatient old man and...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.