Is tupping ewes on 80% white clover going to make them infertile or bloat? Took ewes on tack yesterday and one of the fields white clover seems to have taken over, please advise.
It’s now very wet here and another 8 days at least of rain forecast, barely is not drilled and no hope before bonfire night. I have dressed seed… so, if (I know unlikely) we had a beautiful January is there any reason why drilling winter barley then would fail/make an unviable crop?
Written by Rubina Freiberg from Agriland
A livestock and environment researcher has criticised the assumption that lower food production in “sustainable” systems in countries in the global north would lead to more emissions globally.
Senior researcher at Wageningen University in the...
Anyone use it? Work well? Timings for vaccines in UK climate? Costs? It seems like quite a lot of effort, but after constant reinfection this year, and generally being pretty nervous about resistance (something a number of people I know that use cydectin are now facing) I think it's becoming...
Just watched news on bbc 2 politics ,so sheep grazing hills cause flooding.Not one mention of clean the sodding rivers out .It’s not rocket science if you build barriers the water still goes somewhere it needs a Chanel to escape .Plus farmland is our shop floor not a flood plain for the benefit...
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...
Written by Aisling O'Brien from Agriland
Yara, one of the world’s largest fertiliser manufacturers, has today (Friday, October 20) reported that its third quarter (Q3) financial performance has been impacted by “strong price declines”.
The Norwegian company said that earnings before...
Could the current weather, Flea Beetle and Slug issues be described as Biblical?
I’m not religious in any way. But looking around some drilled Wheat earlier in the week and the amount of Slug damage, I found Myself describing it to someone as Biblical.
Can we draw any parallels to the stories of...
Time to batten down the hatches?
Residents of Brechin in Scotland, have been told to evacuate this afternoon, before the storm's arrival
https://news.sky.com/story/uk-weather-storm-babet-forces-evacuations-in-red-alert-area-of-brechin-due-to-floods-12987536
They sure are acting strange recently. The other evening they were all racing in a group, doing the 4 legged hop thing...and generally having a ball. Just like the lambs do. Lots of jumping and head butting the last few days.
Not seen them like this before...I guess it's the piles of grass...
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