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    RT Seminar invite

    They just don't get it do they! I've just had this email: Dear Red Tractor Member We are looking forward to welcoming our members to the first of Red Tractor's member webinars, where we will provide updates on our work promoting British agriculture and provide our members with an...
  2. texelburger

    Nero fiddled whilst Rome burned

    Could our Government, through DEFRA,be accused of the same ? Food shortages have arrived far earlier than I thought with vegetables such as Tomatoes, Cucumbers and Lettuce resulting in the supermarkets rationing and yet our Government wannt to reduce production by 10 % to,supposedly, help the...
  3. Serup

    Optimize capacity on spraying

    Hi, looking to get higher capacity on my sprayer. My agronomist say i should buy a bigger sprayer, but after i got a few quotes, i think i would rather try to work with what i have. Today i use 025 lechler idkt, 150 liters/ha water on everything except fungicide in grain and osr where we use...
  4. Grass And Grain

    UK Flour Millers: Press release about grain assurance

    I see UK Flour Millers have recently put out a press release about grain assurance. https://www.ukflourmillers.org/post/assurance-of-imported-wheat-shows-the-value-of-red-tractor ^^^the pdf at bottom of this page goes into further detail. They clearly like Red Tractor/ SQC, and highlight...
  5. CPM RSS

    Achieving with adjuvants

    Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Though some may be sceptical about the benefits of using adjuvants, two growers are achieving great results by incorporating them into their spray programmes. CPM finds out more. By Charlotte Cunningham Despite sometimes being cast off...
  6. S

    Spray nozzles

    What’s with the current trend of forward backward spray nozzles? I was always of the thinking that backwards spray just goes upwards and so therefore pointless! It seems that most of these only offer corse spray patterns to get around this. Is there are nozzle that people know of that does...
  7. tr250

    NRoSO badge

    I’ve had several emails from NRoSO about excepting a badge on the back of going to lamma. I’ve no idea what it means and the link to click on seems a bit american any ideas if it’s genuine and what it provides
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    I’m a small farmer but I just can’t do it all myself anymore.

    I know this sounds absurd. Just under 200 acres. How difficult can it be? But now we are required to be “qualified” in every aspect from agronomy, fertiliser planning, driving various bits of machinery etc and to attend ongoing training to gain CPD points I really just don’t have time to do...
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    nroso

    We all know it’s a waste of time but where do I send bits of paper off to so I can get the points which tick the box to go spraying nowadays?
  10. Barleymow

    Yippie doo dah,noroso

    Just been awarded a badge by noroso haven't they better things to do with our money?
  11. Grass And Grain

    The Institute for Agriculture and Horticulture

    Just found this organisation. Is this good or bad? Part of me wants to think it's good. Skills, training, H&S, etc Cynic in me just wonders if it's a money making racket, and some of their courses will become requirements of Red Tractor (like NRoSO is). I try to steer away from blaming RT...
  12. CPM RSS

    Pulse Roadshow returns

    Written by Charlotte Cunningham from CPM Magazine The Pulse Roadshow events held by the Processors and Growers Research Organisation (PGRO) and Syngenta are returning this month with two dates for farmers to choose from. Themed around resilience, experts from the research organisation and the...
  13. Steevo

    Abusive (commercial) farming relationships

    It has been highlighted most recently by the Red Tractor apples thread and the words "abusive relationship" have been raised by a few posters on here. Whether it's the government bodies (DEFRA, Environment Agency, Natural England, Forestry Commission etc.), local councils, supermarkets, Red...
  14. 4R Man

    Farmer Groups

    Hi, I have recently moved to the Herefordshire area, are there any groups worth joining?
  15. cb387

    You’re a ‘freeloader’ if you don’t join the NFU

    Well according to David Richardson anyway. Never mind their support of RT, once the NFU start pulling their finger out and working in farmers interests rather than big business then I might reconsider my lack of membership. Hopefully enough people are leaving to make NFU take note so they have...
  16. shumungus

    Lamma 2023, who is going?

    As above, who is going and is there a particular reason or product to see?
  17. News

    Lamma 2023

    LAMMA 2023 will be on 10th & 11th January 2023 at the NEC Birmingham. The UK's premier farm machinery show, LAMMA connects farmers from all sectors with companies who provide cutting-edge machinery, technology and equipment for the farming industry. Over 600 exhibitors will showcase the latest...
  18. solo

    City and Guilds to give up NOROSO scheme administration.

    Basis are taking on the scheme administration from 26th January 2023. City and Guilds finish on 23rd December 2022. Interestingly City and Guilds didn't tender for the renewal. I would have thought this will be a positive move, after the comments made on here about poor cpd point retrieval and...
  19. Wings on my sleeve

    Midlands machinery event Newark

    Why is it essential to register for a FREE event . Marketing ???? Cant you get in without . Its free. Just like the rigmarole of applying for tractor tax which is free ,no charge don't display tax disc .why bother, more beauracratic bs.
  20. Grass And Grain

    Should AHDB have competitors?

    My mind wondered off on one today whilst cleaning out a ditch, having time to question things just for the sake of questioning things. We pay our AHDB levy, and they do what they do with the income. No choice. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with how AHDB spend the cash (another topic...
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