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Two landmark reports detailing a comprehensive farm environmental baseline and the framework required for a sustainable UK farming industry, have been launched.
Involving 685 farms across the country, Soil Association Exchange has worked with 12...
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Where better to visit than the birthplace of GM crops, Ghent, to learn about research coming out of its world-leading plant science research facilities 50 years later. CPM reports.
By Mike Abram
It was in 1974 that two Belgian...
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Following the official launch of Omnia’s EasyPlan upgrade at this year’s Cereals Event, how has the newly packaged all-in-one farm management system been received so far? CPM garners initial feedback from those using the tool on a daily...
Written by Stella Meehan from Agriland
ABP has been recognised with a Responsible Business Award in Northern Ireland for its collaborative action with farmer suppliers to reduce the carbon footprint of red meat.
The company received the ‘Collaborative Action’ award recently for its Programme...
Interested in when and how people extend rotation to maximise days at grass in the Autumn. We aim to keep grazing until dry off on 20th December. The 'how' is more for interest as we don't have a huge amount of options; no silage or youngstock block to bring in later on so we end up doing a...
Written by Matt Hopkins from Precision Ag
Learn how Barbados is pioneering the use of AI Agronomic Advisor to enhance sustainability and preservation efforts at a national level.
The post Barbados Sets Global Example with AI Advisor for Agriculture appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative...
Hi all.
I farm some sheep and cattle and have wintered sheep on dairy farms in the past. Could someone tell me why a lot a dairy farmers aren’t keen on having the sheep in the winter now?
Would any dairy farmers on this forum be keen to have sheep in the winter? In the past I have usually got...
Written by Colm Ryan from Agriland
AgriSearch has led a study tour from Northern Ireland (NI) to the Republic of Ireland (ROI) to examine research and innovation in the sheep sector.
The organisation stated it has been concerned about the “lack of recent sheep research being commissioned” by...
Written by Rachel Birch from Agriland
The Oxford Farming Conference (OFC), in partnership with McCain Foods Ltd, announced the launch of the ‘Inspiring Innovators’ programme ahead of its 2025 conference.
The new initiative invites trailblazers in the agricultural sector to share their...
Written by Aisling O'Brien from Agriland
Fonterra has announced that it will invest $75 million to increase production of high-value protein dairy ingredients.
The New Zealand co-op is expanding its processing site at Studholme site on the South Island to create a hub for high value proteins...
Anyone know which Trimble platform kit fits an Agribuggy 2800?
From what I can see it seems to be New Holland steering column/splines but haven't quite got to the bottom of it. Looks like there might be a couple of options 78100-02-RS or 78100-32-RS.
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We’re an Estonian startup that entered the UK market this year, and we’re proud to have over 20 British farmers already using our innovative soil stations. With more than 120 clients across Estonia, Finland, and Sweden, we’re also expanding into Lithuania this year.
As we continue...
I often contribute to the Ford & JD 80’s pics, but as my name suggests, I grew up with MF through the 70’s to the 90’s, so I thought a thread had to be started for the red fans. Please feel free to add your MF machinery.
Let’s begin.
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Europe’s first gene-edited wheat and barley crop trials to be held on conventional farms, will soon get underway in the UK.
The work will centre on the use experimental lines, the goal being to gain valuable information about the viability of...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has said it is “disappointed” that the BBC’s documentary on bovine tuberculosis (bovine TB) was “missing key evidence”.
AHDB said the programme, presented by Queen guiatrist Brian May...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
An event organised by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) will look at regenerating soils while maximising grazing days.
The event will take place from 10:30a.m – 2:30p.m on Tuesday, September 17, at Lydney Park Farms, Mile...
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