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Hearing KTwo the trailer and muck spreader manufacturer has gone bang. Is right? Very good kit and big shame if true

Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland A major Dutch dealer has decided to stop selling farm machinery in the face of uncertainties within the agricultural sector and the difficulty in attracting staff. Reitman Hasselt’s main tractor franchise is Claas, which it sells alongside a range of...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF What’s the result when combining a carbon removal specialist with a Scottish agricultural contractor, a fleet of Fendt tractors and a ready supply of volcanic rock? The answer is, a new way to create carbon credits. CPM finds out more...

I’m a new farmer, been farming in my own right for 10 years now. Successfully grown a good business through contracting and growing our sheep flock. The time has come that I have paid my current tractor off. I have never like the idea of buying a new tractor as they depreciate so much! I have...

Hi all just looking for some advice I have land that is classed as above grade 3 but natural England have noted it as lowland Fen ? I want to plant some of my acres for vegetable planting ? Can I plough the grazing land ? I own It but worried I am not aloud to plough it …..

Looking for a digger to do ditching and possible tree shearing plus usual on farm jobs. Have been searching the web and have found these. What are your thoughts on them please.

Extract from the letter that has just dropped from Steve Barclay. “We’re also introducing premium payments, so you will be paid more for actions that have biggest environmental impact or combinations of actions that deliver benefits at scale. For example, you could get £765 per hectare for...

Welcome to Ruminant Health & Welfare 2023 will go down as the year of collaboration with the launch of the RH&W Dairy Welfare and RH&W Sheep welfare strategies in June and November respectively, both with a 5-year vision to show progress in animal welfare, and both with nearly 100 supporting...

Friend told me yesterday that a new daf lorry is down 11k and that hes noticed second hand diggers are back in price. Any1 else heard or noticed this?

Have you been asked to do their survey? Have you/ will you do it? We’re in the business of providing robust timely data and insights to help our clients solve their customers' problems. While we’re one step removed from farming practice, our core knowledge is what is going on, and in, the...

Has anyone gone from a lexion to a Trion salesman tells me it's the same as a 750 lexion but when I asked an engineer he didn't have the same opinion. Obviously the newer model 7500 is the replacement of a 750 but with more output but just wondering what a Trion is like.

Written by Louise Hickey from Agriland Researchers are urging for more detailed national climate goals, with distinct targets for land-based mitigation, separate from actions in other sectors ahead of the COP28 summit. A new study highlights how climate mitigation benchmarks change, with net...

Written by Stella Meehan from Agriland Origin Enterprises Plc., the international agronomy services group which has headquarters in Dublin, has issued its first quarter trading update for the three months ended October 31, 2023 (Q1 FY24). The group also hosted its annual general meeting...

Just seen one in the flesh , it was HUGE, had a telescopic raising cab. Shudder to think of the cost.

Lots of nearly new tractors and tankers, have they come off the HS2 job

AHDB’s Beef and Lamb Sector Council would like your questions about proposals to improve services and deliver more by increasing levy rates from the start of the 2024/25 financial year. Sector Chair Colin Bateman will be taking part in a Q and A session, responding to questions from levy...

Do you calculate your farm's carbon footprint?

I am looking for a small loader around £12-15,000, for scrapping up, bit of light mucking out and feeding out bales. Seen a JCB 135 that looks sensible, but will I regret it and wish I'd got a telehandler?

Written by Rubina Freiberg from Agriland The implementation of the Climate Change Act will have a “profound and wide-ranging impact” on all dairy, beef and sheep farmers in Northern Ireland, AgriSearch chair Prof. Gerry Boyle has said. The independent charity made a submission to a...

Had IAE heavy duty ones in the past and they don’t seem to last that great. Tin falls off, they go out of shape etc. Are there and other heavy duty ones which are reasonable? Bateman, Ritchie? Tia