Resilient and Ready Programme Kicks Off Online
This week marked the formal launch of the Resilient and Ready Programme from Corteva Agriscience and LEAF, which aims to support four farmers on the path to becoming industry innovators and leaders.
Nearly 100 participants joined the webinar...
New service aims to restore farm soils to peak condition
Agrovista has launched a comprehensive soil health offer to help growers optimise the productivity and sustainability of their soils, simply named Agrovista Soil Health.
Agrovista technical manager Chris Martin says soils face...
Resilient and Ready Programme Kicks Off Online
This week marked the formal launch of the Resilient and Ready Programme from Corteva Agriscience and LEAF, which aims to support four farmers on the path to becoming industry innovators and leaders.
Nearly 100 participants joined the webinar...
New service aims to restore farm soils to peak condition
Agrovista has launched a comprehensive soil health offer to help growers optimise the productivity and sustainability of their soils, simply named Agrovista Soil Health.
Agrovista technical manager Chris Martin says soils face...
New service aims to restore farm soils to peak condition
Agrovista has launched a comprehensive soil health offer to help growers optimise the productivity and sustainability of their soils, simply named Agrovista Soil Health.
Agrovista technical manager Chris Martin says soils face...
A big thank you to the 1,850 people who took part in Earthworm Watch! Victoria Burton, postgraduate researcher and lead scientist has been busy analysing the results of two years of data collection. Read on to hear what you have helped us find out about earthworms in urban areas.
What types of...
Horrible thread title to start, ridiculous really, totally unnecessary; but Putin has done it... it seems crazy. :(
I think we - Nato / the West / Democracies - should arm and finance Ukraine. I think we should have a zero tolerance of infringement of NATO airspace and territory.
And I think...
Saw something I've never seen before this morning. A hare and a buzzard having a fight. Think the buzzard came off worst. Nature - red in tooth and claw.
I have just purchased a property with 15 acres of land and am interested in growing crops (animal farming does not interest me). I know I could hire equipment / get contractors in, but I want to be as independent as possible. What tractor would people suggest I buy? Ideally I would like an...
Morning all and happy new year.
Further to the information we published about the Sustainable Farming Incentive in December (see https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/sustainable-farming-incentive-how-the-scheme-will-work-in-2022), today we're publishing information about the 2 other new...
We Eat Balanced 2022 starts today, so thought I would be a good little levy payer and share the social media.
Well, that's not happening.
WTF is it with this industry ? Why are we so utterly incapable of promoting ourselves - all of us - rather than this constant 'some farms are better than...
Comparing infiltration rates in soils managed with conventional and alternative farming methods: A meta-analysis
Written by Andrea D. Basche and Marcia S. DeLonge, published: September 19, 2019. Republished under original Copyright.
Introduction
There is a need to develop more resilient...
What happens when we plough a direct drilled field?
Using the soil health scorecard to monitor changes in soil health. Dr Jenny Bussell from The Allerton Project at GWCT shares the findings from research aiming to answer this question over the last three years.
Growing food and fibre crops...
ahdb
compaction
direct drill
earthworms
flooding
grassland
health
microbes
microbial
organic
organic matter
resilient
soil health
tillage
water infiltration
Perhaps due to everyone guzzling it as a Covid cure :rolleyes: , Ivermectin sheep drench has been out of stock at my local Wynnstays for nearly a month now, so I took to the internet looking for some.
If anyone is looking for any, Hyperdrug have Oramec drench for sale at a very keen price...
I had a demo of an Avatar drill in October. We drilled WW straight into straw removed wheat stubble and then continued onto cultivated ground. Compared to a tine drill and Vaderstad in the same field there is a huge amount more slug damage, both on the stubble and cultivated ground. Nothing was...
Is there a map for where people do more direct drilling over ploughing?
Moving on from the ploughing is bad thread, where is the cross over point. Is it only for the big south of England farms? Where is is dry and sunny and warm?
I’m in Northern Ireland, it’s damp and mild all year around. I...
How did you do it? Is it an instant cold turkey approach and hope for the best? Those of you who tell us you haven’t used insecticide for years, when you took on new land, did you treat it any different?
It’s a constant battle of wills with the agronomist here, he understands my strong desire...
Hi All
I have just written this blog post about organisms that are sometimes mistaken for pests in crops.
https://www.eutrema.co.uk/post/animals-often-mistake-for-pests-by-growers
I would love to know this community's thoughts on it. Are there any creepy crawlies I have missed off that you...
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