Hello, not sure where else to post this, we have 250 of these2m tubes in our seed potato store, they were all new four years ago. They are doubled up on bought in for the purpose fittings and work well, they are put to one side of the shed when we empty it with crates stacked in front so have a...
Hello,
Can anyone recommend any tradeshows or conferences to attend over the next few months? Ideally, any that have ag-tech and preferably free, though my boss may pay for some costs.
Thanks in advance!
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
It has been estimated that cereal growers in Northern Ireland have succeeded in getting no more than 50% of the ground earmarked for winter crops actually planted out.
“This is a very rough figure”, said Robin Bolton, a senior advisor with the College...
Looking for a new challenge , tidy conscientious self starter looking for something new , years of experience as arable operator mainly on large potato farms . Competent and sympathetic on all machines , most makes of tractors . Trailed and self propelled sprayers / harvesters grain drills ...
Inspired in some way by the gatecrash of the Fendt gearbox thread, just thought I'd see what folks did.
20 years ago we managed with two 6290's and a 3075, and up to three hire tractors at peak times and contractor help for beet drilling and harvesting, hedge cutting, square baling, destoning...
Hi All looking for a halfshaft for a ex military bedford front axle for a project can anyone point me in the right direction
tried a few places online but no joy yet
Can anyone give me an idea on the cost of a 5 - 6 hundred tonne grain drying bin, I’m thinking of approx 40 foot diameter with a 22 foot eave height with stirrers and large fan with heater. DM if you’d rather keep cost private.
Also anyone have opinions on gsi vs Sukup? or Mcarthur vs danagri...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The AgriSearch ‘Research and Innovation Needs Conference’ is set to facilitate discussions on the “unprecedented challenges” faced by the ruminant livestock sector.
The conference will be held in the Dunadry Hotel, Co. Antrim, on Tuesday, November...
Written by Stella Meehan from Agriland
Integrated potato supply chain specialists AKP Group based in North Lincolnshire, has completed the acquisition of Wolds Produce, based in York.
Established in 1999 by Richard Arundel and Bruce Kerr, Arundel Kerr Produce Ltd. (AKP Group) is a potato...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Between 55% and 60% of Northern Ireland’s 2023 potato crop is still in the ground, for the most part, rotting in the drills.
This is the assessment of the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) presidential team, the members of which visited potato and...
Sensible or not?
I’ve quite a few jobs where I could use a cherry picker such as chimneys and roof sheets but it would need to go about 30 ft up and reach 3m in from the roof edge. Plenty advertised at about 6000 hours with a LOLER around the £10k mark. I could hire but looks like £400 a week...
As I am rapidly approaching state pension age I need to consider such things.
Doesn’t seem worth it really at first glance. Anyone got anything to say about it ?
Written by Stella Meehan from Agriland
The DLG (German Agricultural Society) and Women in Ag Magazine have today (Tuesday, October 31) announced the winners of this year’s Women in Ag Awards.
Conferred by an international jury in four categories – Agriculture; Agribusiness; Education; and...
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
One-pass systems tend to be associated with cereals as a way of minimising the cultivation and therefore expense of repeatedly travelling across a field.
This same desire to reduce costs is shared by potato growers and Dewulf has released its latest...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The latest 2023 agricultural figures released by the Scottish government have shown a decline of 3% in cattle numbers compared to the five-year average.
Cattle numbers now stand at 1.68 million. Over this period, dairy cattle breeding herds...
We seem to get a storm ………. , something something or other once every 3 or 4 weeks these days.
Are there really any more storms these days, or is it the media hyping the storms up now they have names. :scratchhead:
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