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Please excuse the direct question.
But if you were given the chance to enter a contract share farming agreement on a block which would have to be regeneratively farmed, would there be a margin to be split , so as a contractor I would see a profit to pull on first charge after doing it for cost...
Hello All.
Bought some more Pigs from a very fit 83 year old today. Smashing guy. Sure he thought we were clueless ! ( We are !)
Anyway he said we should be feeding them Fodder Beet.
Anyone know where we could buy some.
Located South East
Many thanks
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Despite popularity among some growers, the true potential of fodder beet is yet to be realised, is the message from an advocate of the crop.
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DD option £75/ha
Plant a mix of 6 seeds but with spring wheat in it.
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Direct drill in March. Apply 150kg N and a pre-em.
Run the combine through it in August just taking the heads...
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For Texels I’ll say Muiresk Blondin. Had everything - length, shape, skin, character, size. And he bred true.
I am fairly open about my non farming past, I like to think as time goes on experience grows but, I still have what you lifelong farmers may regard as dumb questions.., here’s one to start
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Hi,
As the title suggests, I'm looking for some pedigree Hereford Cattle, preferably Cow and Calf pairs but I would also consider heifers, to start a herd with.
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Following on from a first wheat, which of the above would generally be a better bet in an average year for yield, disease and economics to grow?
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Thanks in advance.
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