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Written by Aisling O'Brien from Agriland The Republic of Ireland's National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) released the first osprey chicks as part of a new reintroduction programme over the weekend. The programme was established to reintroduce the bird of prey to Ireland so that it becomes...

Is it a sensible use of India's national resources - and foreign aid (including ours) - to spend £1.5bns annually on space, when it has >200,000,000 people who can't get enough food, an appalling social service and health system, dreadful infrastructure, increased military liabilities etc. etc.?

Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland AgriSearch has published a new booklet focusing on ‘grass cover estimation for precision grazing systems’. The project is part of a Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) research challenge fund initiative that has been...

what are others charging for DIY horse livery - stable and grazing ? we £30/week on a small ( 10 stables shared tack rooms) tidy yard with full olympic size all weather arena and think we are long overdue a price rise ?

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Kuhn’s forward trajectory hasn’t been hindered by the challenges of the past few years but has instead given the firm direction, which can be seen through its portfolio of new releases. CPM headed to France to see first-hand. By Melanie...

The land in question ive owned and farmed since1982, its about 33 acres, we grew wheat, arable crops on it up to about 1988, then it went into setaside, then we wanted to keep graze cattle on it, (about1990sh) we had the whole block fenced, (to keep the animals in). One side borders 4 houses...

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Farming Today on R4 this week is asking different people what their best guesses are on the shape of uk farms and farming in 2050. Yesterday and today are available on BBC Sounds. This morning they consulted an ornithologist. Anybody willing to put their reputations on the line?

Written by Aisling O'Brien from Agriland New Zealand is set to spend over NZ$1.7 million (almost €1 million) on a new industry-led project to improve the breeding of working farm dogs. The three-year initiative, backed by the country’s government, will apply the methodology currently used for...

It was obvious it was always going to be ridiculous but we've reached the point now where it is being mocked. I'm sure we will evolve away from fossil fuels in due course, but net zero is dead. Good thing too because whether you are a climate change acolyte or not, as a policy it was absolutely...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Cereals is a show of many colours – it’s not just about seminars, seed breeders, ag-chem companies, or machinery manufacturers. Cereals is also about possibilities. CPM discovered what this means in terms of advancing technology and...

like with GWP100... choose the way you measure you can make things worse

Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland Six months ahead of the event, JCB has outlined its plans for LAMMA 2024 where new and established machines from its product range will be put on display. Other than the Fastrac, the company will be bringing along its most recent releases, including the...

Written by Stella Meehan from Agriland A world-first technology breakthrough that could revolutionise grassland farming and grass measuring has today (Tuesday, July 18) been announced by technology companies Origin Digital and Aspia Space. Launching in Ireland later this year as part of...

Tambien disponible en español | Egalement disponible en français Resource depletion and climate change pose major challenges Food, agriculture, and fisheries depend on the world’s natural resources, so future food production will depend on how well these resources are conserved and used...

At Cereals i had a chat to a employee on the John Deere stand who was telling me the new 7000 dome uses 4 satellite constellations instead of the 2 the 6000 uses. This makes it more accurate and a stronger signal on Sf1 which is less likely to be lost under power lines and close to trees and...

Is it any good? see there is Starlink, is that the only one around?

It's time for the annual "why does the GPS that was fine last spring now now work" day. Trimble 250 and 500s. Neither will go into the "green" bits. Today saying 12 satellites, but "uncorrected". Anyone care to point me to obvious things they have changed? We are on waas / egnos only.

Thanks must go to George and all his expertise and solutions, l have another question for him and anyone else involved with similar situation Ex dairy farm 150 acres all arable now and best described as a satellite of a larger unit No longer any agricultural need for 2acres of dairy buildings...