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We're getting more and more foot rot here. Pretty strict at culling any bad feet before tupping but it just keeps on appearing in others. Tups are the worst. I buy hill Cheviots at Dingwall and try to stay clear of anything that looks like it has feet problems but a year later and their feet...

I get several spam messages daily some from people I have enquired from , others from people who , AFAIK , I have never contacted . I have tried , Oh! how I have tried to block them through the "rules" thing , but all to no avail . I never reply - ever - and I delete them permanently . Is...

Has anyone bought from Factor Tractors of Pontfract. Their prices seem really good.

Supposed to get the train to the Highland Show on Friday morning from Durham. Train was running and unaffected from the Strike-return on Sunday was- then a truck crashed on the line past Newcastle so all trains cancelled on Friday morning. Contacted friends who were traveling with us they...

Orf? Strawberry footrot? Or are they the same?. We have had orf kicking about over the winter in the ewes but it cleared up. But we had a number of ewes with feet like this, now got it in a couple of lambs.

Skyfall out in ear.is it too late to tidy up a few wild oats with oskar?

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...

Bought a new item in August Soon noticed 2 smallish faults, rang salesman he said "dont worry we'll get it in look at it" Before it was collected noticed something else adjusted wrong (imo a pdi issue) Mentioned that too ,"no problem" I was told "sort it same time" Invoice landed yesterday...

So what's people's bets at the moment. I'd wager a tenner on military escalation by end of next week.

I see that in Boris moving to an ever more fascist Government. He now asking for the powers to over rule Judges https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-reforms-judicial-review-b1970290.html...

Got a lot of fat lambs in the shed trying to fatten, but I've never seen a year like it for bad feet. Trimmed and run them through formalin before they went in . What do you use and best way to cure them? Got a stand in Bath if I need to use it. Trimmed most of them today and their feet are as...

Morning all Today we'll be publishing some information about how the sustainable farming incentive will work when we start rolling it out from next year in England. I'll post the links here as soon as they're online, and will be here on this thread over the next few days to answer your...

Be kind. I am a novice farmer, farmingforum member and RPA hurdle jumper. As anyone had a CS2022 offer yet? I am mid tier. I am assuming I get the go ahead for capital grants otherwise planting 2km of hedges is very difficult in one season. Any advice?

What rate to guarantee wild oat control in spring barley if crop is GS30. Given moisture will 0.6l/ha do or do you need 0.82l/ha (equivalent to old Axial at 0.45l/ha)?

I sprayed some of my wheat with it's T1 last week and added 0.1l/ha moddus grudgingly. It's now looking more scorched than I would like to see and now I'm faced with the decision as to whether to add topik I think for wild oats in with the T2 when the time comes or leave it. Normal treatment is...

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As humans, we have an innate tendency to take what we have for granted. Very often, we don’t appreciate the true meaning or value of something, until it’s gone. Then sadly it can all too often be too late. Barely two weeks into the final Brexit trade deal, I dare say there are many, many...

Just seen a great video filmed there, where in England is it, it looks a great part of the country, amazing machinery, truly a dream farm to work at.

You might be interested in this document: https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/info/files/200318-draft-agreement-gen.pdf Having read a little bit about the "Level playing field" I think the EU is taking the mickey. The EU does little else but create distortions in regional grants, political culture...

Belt and braces, 1250g/ha Pendimethalin, 120g/ha Flufenacet and 30g/ha Diflufenican = £35/ha Avadex granules = £40/ha TOTAL £75/ha Not applying the Avadex is a big saving, what do others do in blackgrass fields?