Written by William Kellett from Agriland
The Elwes Estate in Lincolnshire comprises 1000ha and in 2021 it took the decision to plant Miscanthus on six fields which were making a loss in the arable rotation. These fields will be showcased on a farm walk taking place on Wednesday, June 1, 2022...
anyone seriously considering it ?
with land prices where they are its tempting if you've no successors and you're a certain age .
but !! people selling for 3/4 grand an acre doesn't seem that long ago to me AND what do you do with all that lolly ?
I know it's nothing new, been done for hundreds of years and will be done into the future.
My thoughts are that as we need to be green it makes ideal insulation to put between two skins of bricks or blocks. To which, are chemicals available that can be applied to stop or slow decay. As an...
A couple of years ago i was invited to a farm visit by a friend , and we had Joel Williams on hand.I have also listened to him at Groundswell talking about folia feeding a 4-5 % urea solution with added carbon and nickel to cereals after an initial application of N.Has anyone had a go at this ...
Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio
In an industry first, Cope Seeds and Grain is partnering with Miscanthus specialist, Terravesta, to market its rhizome hybrid Terravesta Athena.
The new opportunity has been launched to help support the growing need to decarbonise the...
Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio
In an industry first, Cope Seeds and Grain is partnering with Miscanthus specialist, Terravesta, to market its rhizome hybrid Terravesta Athena.
The new opportunity has been launched to help support the growing need to decarbonise the...
Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio
In an industry first, Cope Seeds and Grain is partnering with Miscanthus specialist, Terravesta, to market its rhizome hybrid Terravesta Athena.
The new opportunity has been launched to help support the growing need to decarbonise the...
Anyone any knowledge on the potential for Miscanthus to be used in anaerobic digestion?
I know it has it's uses as a fuel source elsewhere, but what about AD?
Misc may not be as high carb yielding but is much cheaper to grow, more enviro friendly and suits marginal land. Anyone any ideas where...
Morning all and happy new year.
Further to the information we published about the Sustainable Farming Incentive in December (see https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/sustainable-farming-incentive-how-the-scheme-will-work-in-2022), today we're publishing information about the 2 other new...
Morning all
Today we'll be publishing some information about how the sustainable farming incentive will work when we start rolling it out from next year in England.
I'll post the links here as soon as they're online, and will be here on this thread over the next few days to answer your...
Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio
In an industry first, Cope Seeds and Grain is partnering with Miscanthus specialist, Terravesta, to market its rhizome hybrid Terravesta Athena.
The new opportunity has been launched to help support the growing need to decarbonise the...
Written by Rachel Martin from Agriland
A project to facilitate more planting of the bioenergy crop, miscanthus, has been awarded over £150,000 of funding.
The money has been made available through the UK government’s Biomass Feedstocks Innovation Programme to help contribute to 2050 net-zero...
Written by John Swire from Farm Business
In an industry first, Cope Seeds and Grain is partnering with Miscanthus specialist,Terravesta, to market its rhizome hybrid Terravesta Athena™.
The new opportunity has been launched to help support the growing need to decarbonise the UK economy with...
Hello all,
Hypothetical question here. What would everyone do if they had a 300 acre greenfield site of grade 3 land?
Build a dairy? Go all cereals? Sheep?
Location; Northumberland
Cheers
Steakeater
Just watched the latest Harry's Farm episode on YouTube, and he said that miscanthus sequests nearly 30t of carbon per ha per annum.
So based on some of these carbon offset exchanges that have sprung up and pay between £30 and £40 a tonne a year of carbon sequested, isn't that nearly £900 a...
Written by John Swire
North Shropshire farmer, Jim Mullock, has been growing Terravesta AthenaTM Miscanthus as part of the farm’s net zero strategy.
“When deciding to grow Miscanthus we were mindful of the ‘net zero’ ambitions of agriculture and the need for every farm business to take an...
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