Coverage of £180m of investment fast-tracked to prevent sewage spills
Written by defrablogs
There has been widespread coverage, including in the Independent, ITV News, the Evening Standard and others, of today’s announcement on accelerated investment to prevent sewage spills. Following the...
Just a thought
Straw shortages for the livestock industry
Less cereals for feed
Less acreages for the spraying contractors
Less agronomy and chemicals
Les’s fertiliser sales
And so on
Hearing big acreages of SFI
Written by Agriland Team from Agriland
A Co. Tyrone farm business has been fined in court for water pollution.
Hillside Dairy Farms Ltd., Camderry Road, Dromore, Co. Tyrone was fined a total of £5,000 plus £15 Offenders Levy at Omagh Magistrates’ Court.
The waterway impacted was an unnamed...
Hello everyone,
I am new here so please allow me to introduce myself.
I am your neighbor from the NL. And I have been spooked a bit by the pandemic and wars breaking out around us and such.
So I thought it important to learn how to be self reliant.
So I took up (indoor) farming of nutrient...
Welcome to the Environment Agency Q&A event on The Farming Forum.
For the next two days, this thread will be open for questions for our team at the Environment Agency to answer farmers questions on agricultural regulations.
The Environment Agency are aiming to engage with the community on the...
Perception and perspective are very different things. Generally individuals and old farmers see food security as an existential threat eg if we had a major war (see WW2) and we struggle to have enough food in the UK. Retailers and governments see food security along the lines of “are the supply...
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
To delve into the history of Deutz-Fahr, is to delve into the history of the internal combustion engine itself.
The company can trace it’s roots back to the first engine factory in the world, which was established by Nicolaus Otto and Eugene Langen in...
Just seen in FW that RT plan to press ahead.
RT(and so NFU) have now come out with it.
So that's the battle lines drawn..
If you want GFC, then stay in nfu
If your again it, join BFU
Also looks like we need to talk with NSA
Anyone with contacts at top of NSA?
Updated on 8th March following 2...
As I finish off hedging for customers I found myself getting really depressed looking at all this cs and sfi sh!t. Once fields I mowed and baled in some fallow weeds. Fields I fert spread the arable on either fallow stubble or bird seed. The whole lot looks unloved.
Then onto hedges. Got most...
Hi all,
We are a high school research team looking into potential ways of improving farm run-off treatments and we were wondering about the runoff systems on your farms, where does it lead and how does waste water get transported around?
PS. Hypothetically speaking, in the stream coming from...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
Water company inspections will more than quadruple as the government aims to crack down on poor-performing companies in new plans announced today (Tuesday, February 20).
There will be up to 500 additional staff for inspections, enforcement and...
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Right at the end, talking about CEO of Red Tractor, if the job came available, Minette says "who would want that job if it did come up". Not only that, but Minette, who's known for being a big supporter of RT, says she wouldn't want the job either...
So the plan is to use our routers for calls . . . which of course said router requires electricity to function. Discussing it re: power outages this afternoon with a friend. Felt the need to let my paid representative know what I think:
Hello Kate,
Discussing this with a friend. So...
With most western & developed nations turning against agriculture in an attempt to please the environmentalists and the cop agreements they’ve signed up to, I just wondered where they expect the future food supplies to from?
Africa has the land but a rapidly expanding population and...
Brexit border checks and badly planned farm subsidies could plunge the UK into a food crisis
Written by Jay Rayner from the Guardian
EU producers and hauliers find it’s ‘too hard’ to trade, just as Britain has been quietly destroying its farming sector
The announcement last month by the Port...
Two weeks ago I asked for volunteers to help organise a farmers protest. To make the risk-reward of farming worthwhile.
JUST ONE FARMER STEPPED FORWARD!
In the face of this level of apathy I give up on trying to get (English) farmers to do anything.
Indeed, the vast majority of comments on...
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