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No combines out yet.
Will winter barley be ready next week for this good spell of weather or is it still to early.- Greythundercloudys
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- agronomist application baling bazooka beans bedding beef beet brome buffer cattle claas cover crops cultivator deutz direct drilling disc disease disease resistance drainage drilling drought fungicide gate glyphosate grain store grass harvest harvesting hedge herbicide irrigation kws lexion maize malting needle new holland oats operator organic organic matter osr pedestal pedestals pgr pickup plough potash poultry rainfall residual roots roundup rye sandy seed sheep slugs storage stress stubble t1 t3 triticale variety weaving weigh cells wheat wild oats yielding yields
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Sustainable Farming Incentive is open for applications
Good afternoon all, I wanted to let you know that we've opened the Sustainable Farming Incentive for applications today. You can find a summary of what's available in this initial rollout here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/a-summary-of-the-sfi-in-2022 - we'll be expanding the scheme to cover...- Janet Hughes Defra
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- agreena agronomist agronomy ahdb alliance ammonium analysis animal feed anthelmintic application autonomous autosteer baling baling hay beans bedding beef beef cattle beet biodiversity blackgrass blight boom bovine break crop break crops brewing buffer bydv calf calves calving camping caravan carbon carbon capture cargill cattle cereals clamp claydon co2 combi compaction cover crop cover crops cows csfb cultivating cultivator dairy death defra dff digital direct drill direct drilling disc disease docks drainage dressing drift drilling drills drought electricity elms environment agency environmental establishment ewes farmdeals feed blocks feed wheat fertiliser fertiliser spreader fertility fertilizer finance financial fire first cut flail flock flooding flufenacet fodder forage gas gate glamping glyphosate gps grain store grass grass leys grassland grassweeds grazing groundsel groundswell hail harrow harvest harvesting health health and safety healthy soils hedge herbicide hoof horticulture hsbc hydrogen ineos injury insecticide insecticides insurance integrated pest management investment fund ipm irrigation lambing learning legumes lexion liability liberator lifeline loader loader tractor maintenance maize management mapping market methane milk milking minerals miscanthus mounted mycorrhizal natural capital nettles nitrogen nroso nutrients oats ofc oilseed oilseed rape orchard orchards organic organic matter osr parts pdm peas peat peatland pedestal performance pesticide pesticides pests pickup pig pincer platform plough pollution potash potato potato harvester potatoes poultry ppe pre-em premium quad rainfall rapid red tractor regenerative agriculture registration renewable energy renewal repair reseed residual residuals resilient robotic roots roundup rpa ryegrass sandy satellite savings seed seeding sellmylivestock sequester sequestration sfi sheep silage slugs slurry software soil assessment soil carbon soil health soil resilience soil sampling soil test soil testing soil tests soya sprayer spring beans storage storm stress stubble supplement sustainability sustainable farming sustainable farming incentive terravesta thistle thistles tillage trading training transport triticale tup turbine urea variable rate varieties variety water management water quality weaning wheat winter wheat wormers worms yielding yields
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Polycool or lishman pedestals?
As the title would you use Lishman or Polycool pedestals and 3ph fans for the grainstore? Will be used in rape, wheat, beans mainly. TIA RAF- Right-arm fast
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- beans lishman loader loader bucket pedestal pedestals telehandler wheat
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Ever met a pleasant dog walker ?
https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/somerset-news/farmer-70-hit-face-rock-7054327?fbclid=IwAR1Q77VkELC9sxy_1QovM0LX5ZyuRMVy6xsi0VY4k-H36Eno8TZpdqx0Z5g- 7610 super q
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- calf camping cultivating dairy death grass grazing harvest health health and safety hse injury insurance lambing liability paddock pedestal performance savings sheep silage slurry sprayer stress thistles variety
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Lambing ease gestation length
I'm aware easy calving bulls have shorter gestation. Does the same hold true for easy lambing rams? My ewes are due from today (150 days since rams went in). But a large proportion of the easy care sired lambs have been born in the last 4 days. Any thoughts?- unlacedgecko
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- abortion analysis anthelmintics atv beef beet bolus calf calves calving carbon cattle cereals clostridial cover crop cover crops cows dairy direct drill downland drainage drought environmental ewes family fertility fertilizer financial fire flock fodder footbath forage gate genetic genomic grass grass leys grassland grazing handling harvest harvesting haulage health hedge herbicide immune insurance irrigation lambing lambs learning legumes liability liveweight maintenance management market mart mastitis milk nutrients nutrition oats operator orchard paddock parasite parts pedestal performance platform premium quad repair resilient rye sandy sellmylivestock sequencing sheep silage software storm stubble sustainability teats tup tupping tups udder urea vigour weaning weather wheat winter wheat worms yields
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Andrew Ward's Drill Demo Day
Anybody go? The Good, the Bad, the Ugly? Watching the first video on Youtube ground conditions looked testing with wet clay land and the soil pit actually filling with water overnight!! Interested to hear people who went thoughts? Cheers Alistair- Alistair Nelson
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- 750a agrii agronomist agronomy ally max amazone analysis application avatar baling bazooka beans bednar beet blackgrass break crops btt carbon carrots cereals claas claydon combi compaction coulter coulters cover crop cover crops crosscutter cultivating cultivations cultivator deere defra dff direct drill direct drilling disc disease drainage dressing drift drilling drills drought elms establishment fastrac fendt fertiliser finance financial glyphosate gps grass grassland grassweeds groundswell harrow harvest harvesting health herbicide horsch insurance irrigation learning magnesium magnum maintenance malting massey mounted nematodes nitrogen novag nutrients oats openers operator osr parts peas pedestal performance pests pig potato potatoes pre-em puma quad quadtrac rainfall rapeseed rapid residual roots roundup rye sandy savings second wheat seed sfi slugs soil health sprayer spring beans sprinter stubble syngenta t1 t2 tillage topdown transport urea vaderstad vaderstad rapid varieties variety warranty weaving wheat winter wheat yielding yields
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- Forum: Regen Ag and No-till Machinery
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Small scale grain dryer needed
As above I’m looking for a grain dryer to dry approximately 30 tons per year I know it’s very small Scale but it’s for a project we are trying out I’m also looking for a grain cleaner if anyone can help. Thanks -
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Property collspse
Could the Russian exit from property crash it like lloyds did 30 yrs ago?- glasshouse
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- agronomist cabbage carbon cattle clamp cows dairy disease drone drought fertilizer gps health insurance liability limousin lloyds maintenance market milk needle oats parts pedestal pig repairs savings storage trading trinity yields
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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time for ukraine to surrender?
as title.......they're not going to win despite their gallant efforts......civilians starting to get killed as russian army resorts to tactics used in chechyna and syria.....the only way they could win is with western military support risking escalation....for their and greater good should they...- spin cycle
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- calving cattle cows death drone establishment fertiliser gas grass grazing needle pedestal transport
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Long distance slurry pumping
Currently spend quite a bit on pumping:poop::poop::poop::poop::poop:, particularly double pumping up to 3500m. would average out at probably 2000+m of pipe. What would be the best options for single pumping as far as we can? go to bigger pipes? thinking maybe 800-1000m of 6" then about the same... -
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Improving grain cooling
Looking for ideas on how to cool grain - something we need to get better at. We currently use pedesatals, but with a shed width of 33' per side, they're a bit wide for one but too narrow for two. Arguably more fans and auto controls would help improve things and is an option worth considering...- Spud
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- compaction floorvent lishman oats opico osr pedestal pedestals platform potato potatoes storage telehandler wheat
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Dairy cows as sucklers
With the rise in price of fert, feed and seemingly everything else in this day and age some people I've been speaking to have been looking at not carrying as much stock over the next couple of years just to see how everything plays out. But on the other hand the rise of using sexed semen on...- TlymarT_028
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- beef beef cattle boom calf calves calving cattle cows dairy defra direct drilling disease drilling fertility fodder grass health holstein lambing market mastitis milk milking pedestal sheep shorthorn
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A bill for warranty work
Bought a new item in August Soon noticed 2 smallish faults, rang salesman he said "dont worry we'll get it in look at it" Before it was collected noticed something else adjusted wrong (imo a pdi issue) Mentioned that too ,"no problem" I was told "sort it same time" Invoice landed yesterday...- davidroberts30
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- dow finance foxtrot haulage parts pedestal repair transport valtra warranty
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State of your crops -2022
Well seeing as it’s new year and last years thread on this topic ram to 80 pages, thought it time to start a new one for this year’s harvest. I don’t have a lot of winter corn in but what I have is looking ok. The warm December certainly did no harm. A selection as off today. Graham after...- Jerry
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- 750a agronomist ahdb aphids application ascra atlantis autosteer basf bazooka beans beet blackgrass broadway star brome cabbage carbon cattle cereals claydon combi compaction coulter cover crop cover crops cows dairy direct drilling disc disease drilling drought electrum establishment feed wheat fertiliser fertility financial flufenacet fodder fodder beet folpet fungicide gleam glyphosate grain store grass grass weed grazing groundswell harvest harvesting haulage hedge herbicide holstein hoof hybrid rye insitor irrigation kws laureate liberator magnesium maize malting manganese market nitrogen nutrients oats oilseed oilseed rape osr pacifica parts pdm peas pedestal pedestals performance pests pgr pig potassium potatoes pre-em rainfall residual residuals roots roundup rust rye ryegrass satellite second wheat seed septoria sheep silage skyscraper slug slug pellets slugs slurry software soiler sprayer spring beans storm stress stubble syngenta t0 t1 t2 t3 take-all teb triticale urea varieties variety vibrance vigour weaving weed control wheat wild oats winter wheat yellow rust yielding yields
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Jeremy Clarksons partner Lisa in todays Saturday Telegraph .
An article in todays Saturday Telegraph about Lisa and the farm, article too long to put on here but here are a couple of pics. Know doubt @Bald Rick can soon find some more exciting pics of Lisa;)- Pilatus
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- flock massey parts pedestal sheep silage
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nfu chair stalking horse
a lotta ppl....me included.....moan about minette batters......but if goffy is right then surely it wouldn't be beyond our wit on her to get a candidate and 20 seconders to stand agin her.....if only to put some contrary policies- spin cycle
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- ahdb candidate cattle defra grass market pedestal pig red tractor roots sheep wheat
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Another nail in to the coffin of UK agriculture?
Study by Natueal History Museum states that the UK has lost 47 percent of its biodiversity due to "development and intensive farming " and potentially we are teetering on a biological disaster The UK is ranked lowest of the G7 countries for biodiversity and of course BBC (who may well be...- Bald Rick
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- carbon cattle direct drill direct drilling drilling drills finance grazing health insecticides interest rate market oats orchard organic organic matter pedestal pollution roundup seed sequester sheep slug slug pellets stress varieties water quality wheat worming worms
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Brexit is destroying Britain
https://eand.co/brexit-is-destroying-britain-and-britain-still-cant-face-it-d6df441c23bb I saw this and thought of some of you.- merino
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- abbey abortion accident af agronomy ahdb alliance analysis animal feed antibiotics aphids application autonomous autosteer avatar backload backloads bank account banking basf bayer beans bedding beef beef cattle beet biodiversity bitcoin blight bolus boom boots bovine brewing broccoli brother cabbage calf calves calving candidate caravan carbon carrots cattle cereals chickens children clamp continental cows crime crypto cultivating cyber dairy deadweight death defender defra development diesel digital direct drill disease docks dow down to earth drainage dressing drift drone drought electricity elms environmental establishment ewes family fendt fertiliser fertilizer finance financial fire flail flock flooding fodder forage forecast fuel futures gas gate gates genetic glyphosate gps grass grazing grenadier groundswell gusto hail halifax handling harvest haulage health health and safety hedge honda hoof horsch horticulture hsbc hse hydrogen immune ineos injury insecticide insecticides insurance interest rate investment fund irrigation isuzu jcb jersey knight kuhn kverneland kwh lambing lambs lamma land rover lely levy liability lice lick lifeline limousin lloyds loader lpg maintenance maize management manganese market markets mart merlo methane michelin milk milk powder milking mower msd needle nitrogen ofc oilseed oilseed rape online operator orchard organic organic farming paddock parasite parasites parts peas peat pedestal performance pesticide pesticides pests phosphorus pig platform plough polaris pollution position potato potatoes poultry ppe premium rabi rapid red tractor registration renewable energy renewal repair repairs residual resilient roots roundup rpa salmonella satellite savings security seed seeding self propelled sfi sheep slug slurry software soya soybeans sprayer storage storm stress stubble supplement sustainability swine t3 technology telehandler tower toyota trading training transport trinity tup turbine turnout vaccinate vaccination variety vigour warranty water quality weaning weather wheat worms yielding yields zetor
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CF Fertilisers
I’ve had an email yesterday that CF are stopping production of AN at Billingham and Ince, due to the cost of gas . It doesn’t say how long for, but it’s not good news How have government allowed one company to have all the AN production in the uk . I thought there were laws regarding monopolies- Yorkshire lad
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Drier temp for seed.
I expect i have asked before, but what is max safe air/grain temp for seed crop please. Run Mecmar at 98*C air 47*C grain to dry to 14% usually.