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It isn’t going to be popular with those who want to buy a pile of pork chops for a £5er but… https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/nov/24/people-dont-pay-enough-for-food-says-farmer-jeremy-clarkson

Looks like more rapeseed and the same on wheat. Presumably barley area will suffer in the spring? https://grainpricenews.com/2022/11/22/favourable-conditions-spur-growth-in-romanian-winter-crop-uk-rapeseed-sowings/

MRL tyres any good? Needing a set of 560/60 22.5 flotations for our silage trailer and our local tyre fitters said about MRLs sound good value or are they cheaper for a reason?

As long as you really aren't bothered about the quality of what you eat apparently. I was recently pointed towards the RASFF site where European problems about imported food are highlighted. Do we have a UK version of this? It makes quite some reading on literally a daily basis. Here is just...

This is a thread for those who feel guilty about cluttering up dear old GUTH’s beloved price tracker with the chit chat that stop us all being that miserable our families would throw us all out to sit with the dog in the porch. All are welcome, you can even post prices if you want. The only rule...

We are after a new set of tyres and have been quoted the thick end of 14k for a set of Trelleborg and 8k for a set of BKT. But are they cheap for a reason? The tractor will do minimal road work and only does chaser bin and rolling, probably 400 hours a year and we are hoping a new set will last...

Heard on the grape vine that some mills will be testing grain for CTL residue. Will imports be tested for it too? what would be the situation if there was some Uk crop stored that was a few years old that had CTL used on it, would that be ok?🤷‍♂️ Could @crazy_bull or anyone else in the trade...

Think long-term for effective aphid control in brassicas Following the loss of several key active ingredients, a long-term approach to aphid control is now required to help brassica growers overcome this persistent pest. With thiacloprid revoked from February 2021, and pymetrozine also...

Think long-term for effective aphid control in brassicas Following the loss of several key active ingredients, a long-term approach to aphid control is now required to help brassica growers overcome this persistent pest. With thiacloprid revoked from February 2021, and pymetrozine also...

Think long-term for effective aphid control in brassicas Following the loss of several key active ingredients, a long-term approach to aphid control is now required to help brassica growers overcome this persistent pest. With thiacloprid revoked from February 2021, and pymetrozine also...

Customer yesterday had a fail on his ACCS because his scrap heap was to untidy and has 28 days to sort it out or be suspended. It’s nowhere near the grain store 🤷🏻‍♂️ It’s getting silly now 🙄

Cue all the jokes about merlo’s……but are there any specialist merlo breakers?

Details The UK’s longstanding and rigorous pesticides regulatory regime and other existing statutory and voluntary controls, incentive schemes and research programmes, mean that it is well placed to prepare a comprehensive and effective National Action Plan (NAP). The Government has communicated...

Delivery to North Devon. Can fit myself. Tia

I went to see the tyre fitting company to see the three makes of tyres he had offered me for my 390 on 16.9 x 34, MRL, CEAT, & Vredestein, just for piece of mind, not that I would be able to judge quality and wear by there visual appearance. Well, they were very much the same, the real only...

I need to replace two rear 16.9 x 34 tyres on our 390 4wd, I have been offered MRL, CEAT and VREDESTEIN, we mainly use the tractor for hay making, so 50 hrs a year! whats anyones thoughts on the MRL & CEAT?

Hi I have an old leyland, being used for forestry clearance in a plot I have recently acquired, after that I might keep it to do some light duty tillage etc but no more than 1.5 acre. Need a new set of rear tyres, looking to keep it cheap as I'm not using the tractor to make money from it...

Anyone had issues like this with MRL tyres? This is 1500hrs on concrete.

So, as we know, AIC have a set of rules which make market access for imported grains into our UK mills relatively easy. Yet the AIC rules make it much more difficult for UK produced grain to access these UK markets. Crazy isn't it. This is a straight forward issue, and one which is...

This email has gone to Simon Williams AIC Technical Manageer for FEMAS, FIAS and UFAS assurance schemes. Mr Williams has acknowledged the email and says AIC will consider its contents and respond in due course. Dear Mr Williams, I am writing on behalf of a group of UK cereal farmers. We have...