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  1. organic

    The Great Vegan Diet Con

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/food-and-drink/features/great-vegan-diet-con/ It's too lomg to copy in full but here's a flavour: Canola oil, yeast, acidity regulator, methylcellulose, corn oil thickener, starch, gelling agent. “Hmm, I don’t like agents in my food,” says Jayne Buxton. We’re in...
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    • Replies: 56
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  2. B

    Worlds gone f***ing mad!

    https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/new-zealand-price-sheep-cow-burps-cut-greenhouse-gases-2022-06-08/
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    • Replies: 212
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  3. Hereward

    500t grain store, current cost

    What will a 500t grain store cost now, erected, including concrete floor, panels, roller shutter doors etc. £60k?
  4. Agriland RSS

    New Zealand to consider separate farm-level levy for methane emissions

    Written by Rubina Freiberg from Agriland The Primary Sector Climate Action Parternship, He Waka Eke Noa, has recommended a farm-level split-gas levy to reduce emissions and sequester carbon in New Zealand from 2025. Farmers would be responsible for reporting their emissions using a...
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    • carbon fertiliser gas grass levy methane milk sequester urea
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    • Forum: News and PR
  5. Agriland RSS

    New Zealand to consider separate farm-level levy for methane emissions

    Written by Rubina Freiberg from Agriland The Primary Sector Climate Action Parternship, He Waka Eke Noa, has recommended a farm-level split-gas levy to reduce emissions and sequester carbon in New Zealand from 2025. Farmers would be responsible for reporting their emissions using a...
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    • carbon fertiliser gas grass levy methane milk sequester urea
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    • Forum: News and PR
  6. A

    Opico Dryer, No air?

    My Opico 795 gas dryer throws up the error No Air when I try to light the burner. Does anyone have any ideas?
  7. ColinV6

    I polished the slurry tanker…

    So I had a spare couple of hours and thought I’d try and freshen up the paint on the tanker before it goes in for its dribble bar. I was questioning my own sanity half way through but I’m more than impressed with the end result! It actually has knocked years off it’s life and the paint has an...
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    • agronomist cows dairy doda dribble bar first cut gas milking pig redrock sheep silage slurry
    • Replies: 57
    • Forum: Machinery
  8. CPM RSS

    More transparency needed in fertiliser market, says NFU

    Written by Charlotte Cunningham from CPM Magazine The NFU is urging the government and industry to build more transparency into the fertiliser market, as part of a joined-up approach to make the nation’s food security more resilient. As arable event Cereals kicks off today (8 June 2022), NFU...
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    • ahdb cereals fertiliser gas market resilient
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    • Forum: News and PR
  9. Oldmacdonald

    What is the root cause of overcrowded hospitals?

    An underfunded NHS? Lack of willing applicants for Dr and Nurses jobs? NHS mismanagements? Or what? The photo in the toast thread of ambulances queuing up, can not be made to be normal!
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    • accident agronomist agronomists cows death defra finance gas glyphosate gps health insurance levy market mastitis milk parts performance ppe registration rust software wheat
    • Replies: 125
    • Forum: Politics, Covid19 and Brexit
  10. Robt

    wheat price and your predictions for what it will hit

    So with the awful situation in ukraine and they can only export 2 million tones per month... What will uk grown feed wheat hit? 450, 500 a ton?
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    • Replies: 123
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  11. S

    Comer topper gearbox

    Any idea how to move this little darling off a comer topper gearbox? I've removed castle nut and washer and have no gas to hand and won't hammer off
  12. Steevo

    What one thing could the Government do to help UK farming?

    The Government seem rather lost at sea currently, especially when it comes to UK farming policy. What one thing would you ask of the government in order to help UK farming?
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    • ahdb calf cattle cows dairy defra elms gas market milk parts pickup pig pollution premium sheep
    • Replies: 75
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  13. Agriland RSS

    £31m funding invested to reduce fossil fuel usage

    Written by William Kellett from Agriland Over £31 million in new government funding will support industry to reduce its reliance on fossil fuel and slash carbon emissions, helping it to become greener and cutting energy bills. The funding announced includes over £6.6 million to help industry...
  14. B

    What! No one read the Telegraph this morning?

    Really helpful and balanced three page piece (The great plant based con). Just the type of thing many on here have been hoping would be published.
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    • analysis beef beef cattle calcium carbon carrots cattle cereals cows dairy death disease forage gas grass grassland grazing groundswell health market methane milk minerals nutrients nutrition oats organic potato potatoes poultry pulses savings seed sheep soya variety wheat yields
    • Replies: 53
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  15. unlacedgecko

    New Zealand has higher farm animal welfare

    https://www.thescottishfarmer.co.uk/news/20182605.rspca-state-new-zealand-judged-higher-welfare-uk/ According to the UK RSPCA. So UK claims of welfare should no longer act as a barrier to trade agreements. What's your thoughts?
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    • beef boom calf calves carbon carbon capture cattle cows dairy disease finance gas grass grassland grazing health health and safety holstein lambing market methane parts pig sheep silage stress warranty worms
    • Replies: 118
    • Forum: Livestock & Forage
  16. shumungus

    Crimping Grain for dummies.

    Explain please the pros and cons of crimping grain and how its done. Am in the situation where I am growing some spring wheat for the first time (grassland suckler and sheep farm). Had originally planted the wheat with the intention of wholecropping it but different people have told me I'd be...
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    • Replies: 67
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  17. B

    My chainsaw caused a BT line fault

    Trimming a big tree in the garden ,I caught the neighbours telephone wire. I now need to report a fault, does anyone know how. The neighbour is elderly and needs the phone. Tried phoning bt but the system is useless.
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    Arla officially opens €190m German dairy plant expansion

    Written by Aisling O'Brien from Agriland Arla Foods has officially opened a €190 million expansion of its dairy production facility in Germany in a bid to meet global demand. In its biggest dairy investment to date, the European cooperative is increasing the production of milk powder at its...
  19. Romeogolf

    Older Self propelled sprayers - Case Study results

    There’s has been many debates over the years around the true cost of running older SP Sprayers. Just over two years ago I bought a 2004 chafer mirage with 7000hrs on the clock, and now it has been sold i have gone through my accounts and I can offer an accurate result of the figures. These...
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    • application bateman beet boom caseih cereals chafer fertiliser fodder fodder beet gas gps grass haulage horsch househam hypro maintenance mounted parts repair repairs residual seed self propelled sprayer spraying trailed sprayer trimble
    • Replies: 57
    • Forum: Machinery
  20. T

    Best quality imported AN and Urea

    I am loathe to play the CF mind games and am considering imported AN or Urea.As the title says I was wondering what people's opinions are as to which imported AN/Urea is the best quality.Thanks.
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    • gas haulage polysulphate potash sulphur urea yara
    • Replies: 20
    • Forum: Cropping
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