Does anybody know of a breeder in Northern Ireland that don’t stuff there rams pre sale? Could do with a ram to put onto mule ewes to primarily breed ewe lambs? Society sale at the end of the month but expect them to be mostly big block headed over feed brutes
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
A campaign has been launched to combat the “digital deficit” in rural North Wales after it was revealed that one in six gomes have no access to superfast broadband.
The aim of the Rural Digital Connectivity project is to help householders...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
A study by researchers at Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) has confirmed Lough Neagh as hypertophic – the worst category of waterway nutrient pollution – which indicates “decades of agricultural, industrial and domestic runoff”.
The key finding...
Hello, I got a Vicon RF 135 balepack model 2006.
I got a problem with the wrapping table. It does not turn the bale as the satellite is wrapping around the bale.
I got a new print plate and EPROM. Everything works except the wrapping table does not turn. I also changed the electric actuator for...
https://theconversation.com/weve-discovered-the-worlds-trees-absorb-methane-so-forests-are-even-more-important-in-the-climate-fight-than-we-thought-235233
plant a few trees on your farm, and we may be able to say job done?
I believe not so long ago the Met Office invested a few million into more computers to improve weather forecasting accuracy, I certainly don’t think the accuracy has improved.
What do otherTFF members think?
Just saw a post on X (Twitter) about the Water levels in the atmosphere as a graphical representation
Looks as though the water has reduced since 2022 under water volcanic eruption but still in larger amounts than prior to 2022
Does this mean the abnormal rains are set to continue through 2025...
Hypothetically of course, without going into detail, another family executor is arguing against the old man's will.
Over a few years the old man and I have somewhat unlawfully diversified on some farm buildings, I'm aware agricultural buildings class as agricultural land, but these ones have...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
Poor mobile and broadband connectivity continues to hider farmers’ ability to run effective businesses, according to a survey from the National Farmers’ Union (NFU).
76% of NFU members reported some level of unreliable mobile signal across...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Nutritionists from across the UK and Ireland have been told of the critically important role that cow’s milk can play within human diets.
Driving this agenda are the results of recent research trials, re-affirming the key nutrients that dairy...
Can anyone tell me if I have the latest firmware installed on my ez guide 250.
It won't get any signal so I'm wondering if I have an antenna issue or if the firmware needs updating.
We might twist on a bit but me n mrs had a ride to coast seaburn( outskirts of sunderland) actually for fish n chips got diverted through housing estates feck me wouldnt like to live there dirty scruffy streets of takeaways people looked scary glad to be back in the countryside
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I was inspired by comments elsewhere to take a trip up north and see the wild cattle in the Park.
A very interesting trip, our guide/ranger was a very knowledgable young man who knew his stuff. not that I agreed with everything, but most was not the usual garbage spoiuted by those who run zoos...
Hi all,
This is probably going to be one of those weird threads.
So first, a bit of context. I’m an electrical engineering/robotics student here in the UK. As a part of my studies I have to design and ultimately build a robot that has real world applications. Most of my classmates are...
I took some training at work this week. Every time I take training through work it makes me wonder how there aren't more serious injuries and even fatalities on farms. Farmers seem to plug along with "doing things the way they've always done" and "We'll just be careful" and hope that those...
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Whether it be on paper or more recently digitally, data collection has long been a key part of everyday farming. But how can growers use what they have at their fingertips to make better decisions? CPM finds out more.
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looking in detail at the rules
some people on here have said that n needs to be applied using a reflectctance sensor
these cost around 18000
but reading the detail it says
You must apply all nutrients across the land entered into this action using variable rate application (VRA) equipment...
Written by Matt Hopkins from Precision Ag
A new initiative provides Ukrainian farmers with free access to advanced satellite data analytics.
The post EOS Data Analytics Launches ‘Harvesting Hope’ to Support Ukraine’s Farmers Amid Ongoing War appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative...
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