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Should we be worried about pesticides on food?
Should we worry both as consumers and producers? Glyphosate on oats is the obvious one.Recently highlighted by tim Spector on one of his zoe podcasts. Do we know if glyphosate is toxic in any way. Is it messing with our microbiome? Also as a strawberry grower I am well aware of the very short...- einstein
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2019 all over again?
Starting to get a little worried now. Spring seed might be short... Weather doesnt look great on the forcast - given how sh!t harvest was, could we be in for just as bad an autumn?- Jsmith2211
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- agronomist agronomy ahdb analysis aphids application avatar avian baling bateman beans beef beef cattle beet blackgrass boom boots break crop break crops brother bydv cabbage calcium carrots cattle cereals children chloride claydon combi compaction coulters cover crop cover crops cows cultivation cultivations cultivator dairy death derwent diesel direct drill direct drilling disc disease down to earth drainage dressing drilling drills drought establishment ewes family fertility financial fire flail flock flooding fodder fodder beet foliar forage forecast fungicide fungicides gas gate gleam glyphosate grass grass leys grass weed grassland grassweeds grazing harrow harvest harvesting hedge herbal herbicide horsch insecticide insurance ipm ipm4 lambs learning loader magnesium maize malting management manganese market milk minerals mzuri nitrogen nozzles oats oilseed oilseed rape orchard organic organic matter osr paddock parasite parts pgr pickup plough ploughing polaris potash potatoes pre-em quad rain gauge rainfall rapid red tractor repair reseed residual roots round bales roundup rye ryegrass sandy savings seed seedbeds seeding sfi sheep silage slug slug pellets slugs soya soybeans sprayer spring beans storm stress stubble sulphur sustainable farming thistles tillage treated seed triticale vaderstad variety water logging weather weather station weaving wheat winter wheat worms yields
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Could this be the end of the dairy industry as we know it?
Precision fermentation which can make dairy protein without the cow! Seemingly cream cheese and ice cream being sold in the US now using this method! https://perfectday.com/...- Baling Hay
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- animal feed baling baling hay calf cattle cows dairy disease gate grass health market microbes milk milking oilseed pig soya teats technology vaccinate vaccination
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Combine machinery for 2023 from leading manufacturers
Written by Rachael Harper from CPM Magazine Download PDF As harvest comes to a close for another year, CPM takes a look at what some of the leading manufacturers have brought to the market. By Melanie Jenkins Harvest is as ever, a short time window which is incredibly weather dependent, so...- CPM RSS
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- application axial claas deere family fendt fertiliser fuel gas gps harvest harvesting isobus lexion maintenance maize management market new holland nitrogen oilseed oilseed rape operator performance platform satellite separator slurry software soya storage stress technology transport trimble variety weather wheat
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KW Feedcast - 14 September 2023
The latest episode of FeedCast is brought to you by Chris Davidson our Raw Material Expert. This episode has been delayed in order to wait for the release of the September USDA report. Chris dives into the USDA report, discussing what the end stocks are looking like in the US and around the...- KW Alternative Feeds
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Silage analysis results
First time ever getting silage tested. Any idea if this is good? Or point me in the direction of information on reading the results? Thanks- NorthumbrianFarmer
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- analysis beef calves cattle cereals dairy nutrition silage soya supplement
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UK Dairy Day 2023: Timetables, parking info and maps
Written by Michelle Martin from Agriland This year’s UK Dairy Day takes place at the International Centre, Telford, tomorrow (Wednesday, September 13), with over 270 exhibitors expected across the indoor and outdoor areas. The weather for the free, one-day event is expected to be good, with...- Agriland RSS
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- ahdb beef calf cattle dairy defra forecast gate genetic holstein jersey lely milk semex shorthorn soya weather
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What’s changed with wheat varieties
While undergoing an endoscopy procedure this morning the doctor said to his student that my condition has become widespread in the last 20 years and was rarely seen before that, he blamed “these farmers” for using different varieties of wheat…. I pointed out (after the tube was out and I could...- Andrew1983
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- soya varieties wheat
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Leguminose: Transforming a niche 2023-08-31
Download PDF Intercropping, bi-cropping, companion cropping – call it what you like, but interest is increasing. An EU project aims to transform this from a niche to mainstream. CPM reports. By Mike Abram It’s perhaps unlikely a workshop about a bi-cropping project would have attracted nearly...- TFF
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Wheat has potential to absorb more carbon than it releases
Wheat has potential to absorb more carbon than it releases Wheat can sequester more carbon than it emits into the atmosphere, potentially paving the way for the crop to be part of the carbon market, according to scientists in Brazil. Research by research organisation Embrapa and the Federal...- TFF
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- beans carbon co2 cover crops cultivation environmental forage market sequester sequestration soya soybeans tower wheat
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New series of 'This Farming Life' starts next week
Love this show! New series kicks off on BBC Scotland, on Monday, August 28th at 8pm, before starting on BBC2 on Tuesdays at 8pm, starting on the following day, August 29th https://www.thescottishfarmer.co.uk/news/23743494.this-farming-life-new-series-hit-television-screens/- Gary Warren
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- disease family milk nitrogen oilseed oilseed rape sheep soya wheat
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Feeding pulses – top tips and queries
This thread should be used to discuss feeding pulses. Please share any tips or tricks you have for feeding pulses along with any struggles you have experienced. We hope that through interaction and the sharing of different experiences, the NCS project will encourage a decrease of up to 50% of...- skye @ bofin
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- legumes pulses soya
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Why can't we live together ?
Do you have a problem with how others choose to farm ? Are you opposed to certain livestock management or crop establishment systems ? Do you feel that certain practices should simply be banned ? Feeding soya meal ? Ploughing ? Or do you take an 'each to their own' attitude ? Horses for...- delilah
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- beet biodiversity carbon carrots cattle electricity environmental establishment financial fire fodder grass jcb management milk pig ploughing pollution red tractor sheep soya training
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Whats the price of beans now?
Evening all, Im struggling to find a price for field beans, can anyone enlighten me please...? Thank you!- Selectamatic
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- beans soya
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Nice to see some sense being talked - "I always suspected the oat milk trend was rubbish – now I’ve been proved right"
I always suspected the oat milk trend was rubbish – now I’ve been proved right Forget the ridiculous health and planet-saving claims, these substitutes aren’t the magical wholesome alternatives they’re marketed to be CELIA WALDEN15 August 2023 • 8:00am Over the past 20 years, it feels as...- Steevo
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- dairy disease health immune market milk minerals nutrition rapeseed slurry soya t2 vitamins
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How many kg of concentrates?
What's the most the high yielding people on here have fed to their cows? I've gone up to 13kg before but was wondering how much more I could push it? Will be for cows doing 50-60 if not more litres They'll be having 3-4kg rolled wheat, 4kg soya hulls and 1.5kg of hipro soya through the parlour...- Jdunn55
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- baling beef beet brother calf clamp cows dairy diesel drought financial first cut fodder fodder beet forage forage wagon fuel grass herbal learning maintenance maize milk mixer wagon reseed seed silage soya stress telehandler tmr varieties variety weather wheat winter wheat yielding yields
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AHDB CEO vacancy
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OSR this year ?
So is Osr still part of your plan, with some decent rain around conditions good. Is osr worthwhile, bit weary of slugs and csb...- buttercup
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PepsiCo have switched to a 'more sustainable fuel'
PepsiCo just dropped an announcement. They're actually shaking things up with their delivery trucks in England. https://www.thescottishfarmer.co.uk/news/23721303.cooking-oil-transport-potatoes-around-country/- Gary Warren
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- carbon children co2 diesel electricity environmental fertiliser financial fuel gas hvo hydrogen kerosene kwh methane nitrogen oats performance pollution potatoes soya trading transport variety
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Milling wheat 2023
How is everyones milling wheat quality this year. we cut some last week of july/first few days of august, all that is full spec just sent some laid cut last week and waiting for results.
