It seems that we, along with several folk in the area, have got a heamonchus challenge from somewhere (nothing comes on here without Zolvix, so how did it get here? :scratchhead: ). Everything has been grazing roots and off (contaminated?) grass since New Year, so not shedding any more eggs...
With literally dozens of job vacancies locally and an apparent lack of applications what does the future hold ? It seems like the foreigners are scarce and the majority of youngsters can’t be bothered if it’s vaguely hard work/dirty or unsociable hours 🤦♂️-you certainly need to keep hold of the...
Of Popcorn in the EU as 400 million + kick back to watch the chaos at the border next week. 🍿
https://theconversation.com/brexit-what-the-uk-eu-customs-changes-mean-for-businesses-from-january-1-174097
Does anyone know if this is likely to be allowed? (before I pay up the £285 for pre-app advice). We moved into a farmhouse with mother-in-law 2 years ago but after 20 years in my own home elsewhere I'm finding it very hard-going not having my own private territory, and the relationship between...
DEFRA has once more invited the members of TFF to put their questions regarding the ELMS scheme forward and take them to an exclusive interview withJanet Hughes, who is the Programme Director for the Future Farming and Countryside Programme (FFCP).
The Q&A will take place on the 11th August and...
Handing the reigns from one generation to the next has been well documented on here, some successes down not so.
We are in the process here (or at at least I think we are) - it’s not going well to be honest. Despite doing all the feeding, shepherding, organising, all the paper work etc I still...
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
It was at the last Agritechnica that Strautmann launched its latest range of forage wagons, but has taken until this season for them to arrive in Ireland.
Known as the Magnon series, the machines come with several new features, the most notable of...
Got one field of hay left to bale, we usually do it all small squares but have filled the lofts sooner than expected this time. So it’s going to get round baled, it’s nice and dry good hay, should I turn the baler density down from what we use for hayledge as we usually try to get as much as we...
Our action to negate or slow global warming is clearly not going fast enough. I don't point the finger at the UK exclusively, we are far from the worst offenders, however in general, are we doing enough ?
Looking at Agriculture alone, currently social media is full of pictures of tractors...
Hello,
I posted on here before asking about drystone walling as a potential profession to go alongside farming, and I got some really informative responses.
Would anyone be able to give me some more advice on other jobs that are related/allied to farming that would be interesting and would...
Hi,
Which Loctite sealer is best where a gasket is used between two machined tractor gearbox castings. I used to use Hermitite red but have run out so thought i would ask.
TIA
How many Vets out there actually know what happens on a mixed beef and sheep farm?
There are a few very good Vets that have carried on doing large animals but most of them are like the farmers they serve getting long in the tooth.
This looks to be a great money making scheme for the Vets with...
We've a outer fence , strainers are tely wag poles, tops cut flat ,some showing signs of rot in centre.
Im thinking they want a cap to turn the water, options please 🤔
Presumably lead flashing any other options please??
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-57149744
Average farmer could get 50k with the largest landowners getting 100k
Average farmer gets 21k per year
"Older farmers are often most resistant to new "green" methods, and Environment Secretary George Eustice wants them to move on"
"The...
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