We paid £70 each for 14kg bags of grass seed in the spring. Luckily we got them in before the March rains. Some of our older leys have gone to seed earlier than normal due to to dry spell and we're wondering if it's viable to brush harvest seed - if we can find a contractor. Thoughts? Experiences?
I know a few of you have terriers, do they work or are they pets / companion’s?
Mrs L has two patterdales, I pretend to hate them but don’t really.
We have Boo and Wilf , both are absolutely incredible ratters , I was just clearing the area to start my sheep handling yard when they dug a bloody...
Todays BBC news is a fanfare from an assortment of water companies who regularly discharge raw sewage into our rivers that they will invest money into stopping or reducing this pollution.
The BBC sound clip told of price incerases to water users, which is pretty much everyone in England, and the...
Aye-up,
I am chuffed with my lad, who is out just now with Fredericks Harvesting from Alden, Kansas on the combine run.
He’s been there a month or so, has been getting kit all up together and getting to know the crew and how they like things doing. On Friday they were given their jobs and...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The Status Yellow thunderstorm warning in place for Northern Ireland has been extended to cover more of Scotland until 11:00p.m tonight (Monday, May 8).
The south and west of Scotland is mostly affected by the warning, encompassing the regions of...
155mm here in March, so far.
Agronomy now facing an unfortunate combination of surface waterlogging and subsoil moisture deficiency, with current root death likely to restrict scarce moisture uptake later on.
Combining that with last autumn's much higher cost base and next harvest's lower...
He obviously got out of the bed the wrong side (as my Mum would say).
My Reply:
I wish to reply to David Buttle in last week’s edition.
As a cereal grower I home-save and also buy-in seed. Almost without exception the home saved is better quality, mainly due to fact that it has been over a...
Written by Brian McDonnell from Agriland
Taaffe Auctions conducted its 140th Carnaross dairy sale at Carnaross Mart with 170 head on offer at Co. Meath-based mart on Wednesday (March 15).
Auctioneer Michael Taaffe described the trade as very brisk from start to finish, with keen competition...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has extended its level 3 cold weather alert to cover the weekend amid amber weather warnings from the Met Office.
The level 3 cold weather warning is now in place for all regions of England until Monday...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has today (Monday, March 6) upgraded its level 3 cold weather alert to cover all regions of England.
On Friday (March 3), the UKHSA upgraded a previously issued cold weather alert to a level 3 just for the...
Since its 1st March tomorrow, thought I'd start the next year's worth of sugar beet fun and games 🤦♂️
@Breckland Boy have you started....or finished!! drilling yet?
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Lucky enough to be in Thailand at the minute, I would have thought every 4th or 5th vehicle Is a pick up.
lots of new stuff too.
Hardy surprising the likes of Nissan and Mitsubishi have pulled out of our home market, with sales numbers so low compared to the Asian market.
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