UK farmers embark on a crucial agricultural practice that is pivotal to the success of their livestock management and forage production: autumn reseeding.
This is one of the most cost-effective on-farm investments. It involves establishing new pasture or fodder crops during autumn to ensure a...
There is a discussion on the livestock forum about the loss of BPS and rents which in theory should fall after BPS disappears and the small offering of SFI by my calculation in no way will compensate.
I have a block of 23 ha of Downland that I rent, it is very steep in places and not possible...
As far as I understand the rules for the above. I am entitled to spin some beans into my winter barley at drilling, leave them in until the spring, and claim for the £129/hectare.
Has anyone clarified this with the higher powers by any chance? It seems like a no brainer
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Making small improvements is helping to keep a Norfolk farmer ahead of blackgrass. CPM learns more about his approach to grassweed control.
By Mike Abram
It’s the little things that matter when you have a grassweed problem you’re...
Pretty much as the title says , most of our acerage is steep ( Class Montanna is past its limits on 50% of the acerage!) what I'm seeing this year is that when the Claydon is crabbing the row widths open up and let in way too much light and hence the invasion of meadow grass.
Any ideas from...
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The hot topic this season has undoubtedly been grassweeds and the challenge they’ve become. CPM collates some of the latest expertise to help reinforce the message that best practice will eventually prevail.
By Janine Adamson and Rob...
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Research aiming to explain the impact Avadex has on weeds from follow-up herbicide treatments has found how it links to its mode of action. CPM learns more about the science.
By Mike Abram
Any grower who’s used Avadex (tri-allate) over...
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With many crop production input costs at historical highs, seeking the best deals is more important than ever. CPM finds out how independent agronomy linked to an independent buying group is helping growers.
By Adam Clarke
Whether it’s...
Great clips of 1950's farming. Parents talked about similar but I thought it was just them who were behind.
Amusing shots of the spraying, no gloves, no mask, no cab, spraying herbicide with the stock in the field & the very optimistic narrator.
In that period machines must have been obsolite...
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Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Hybrid barleys are well recognised for their high biomass potential. This is an evolving, good news story for Irish grain growers.
This has significant benefits in terms of grassweed suppression, but new data suggests that it also has a benefit...
Latest SFI update has now given option for NUM3 Legume Fallow to be rotational.
See screenshot of the guidance.
Non-rotated we have to establish within 13 months of agreement start date, so say we start agreement 1st Sept 2023, then we'd need to establish by 31st Aug '24, then leave it there...
Grazing removes the nutrients that have ro be replaced for the next crop to thrive, does mindset need to change where a residual crop should be incorporated to feed the livestock in the field not just on it?
Spraying it off and expecting soil life to break down dry dead material when what it...
Never sown companion crops with the OSR before but got fields surrounded by woods/trees destined for it this year when we get the wheat off. Was wanting something that might grow taller than the OSR without smothering it to deter pigeons landing in it. Think buckwheat might tick this box? Any...
Morning everyone. Could I have some suggestions for establishing clover (white and or red) in mature grassland. I'm looking for alternative methods what don't cost much.
I could graze it tight and drill it but timing, cost and weather really are big factors as I wouldn't have more than one...
Britain’s era of cheap food is over, say economists
Prices likely to keep rising for forseeable future despite food inflation peaking
BySzu Ping Chan3 August 2023 • 8:17pm
Britain’s era of cheap food has come to an end, economists have said, as the Bank of England warned grocery price...
I've been meaning to do this for ages, sorry if it's been done before and would be interested in others doing it for other drills, also interested in hearing from other tined DD users.
Just going into our second season with ours. A bog standard 3m box drill.
First impressions are.
Really happy...
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