Crops
Survey offers valuable insight into harvest 2019
Growers can gain valuable insight into the profitability and performance of combinable...
Wet autumn dampens outlook for UK combinable crops
Sodden fields and the wettest autumn in memory could have a bigger impact than Brexit...
Cover crops boosts nutrient benefits from farm digestate
Cover crops are able to help farmers capture more nitrogen from anaerobic digestate...
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Machinery
Scotts six row topper takes centre stage
Visitors to this year’s Midlands Machinery Show will be among the first to see...
Innovative seminars at Midlands Machinery Show
An inspiring seminar programme at this month’s Midlands Machinery Show aims to...
Iconic vintage tractor sets UK auction record
The UK auction record for a vintage or classic tractor was smashed at the Cheffins...
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News & Business
Get farming message across ahead of general election
Farmers are being urged to get the farming message across ahead of this month’s general election – with all major political parties outlining their policies for agriculture should they form the next government. [Read more of this review] Read More →
Take stock during winter or risk financial losses, says expert
Growers and livestock producers are being urged to take stock of their assets this winter – or risk losing thousands of pounds on insurance claims. [Read more of this review] Read More →
Traditional farming ‘at risk’ of climate-driven land use policy
Farming in Norfolk could alter dramatically as the government pursues a net zero policy for agriculture to become carbon neutral, says a leading analyst. [Read more of this review] Read More →
LAMMA preview: Bumper show predicted as stand space sells out
Next month’s LAMMA show is set to build on its reputation as the UK’s largest agricultural event dedicated to showcasing innovation when it returns to its new permanent indoor venue at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham. [Read more of this review] Read More →
Consumers back farmers on British food standards
Food imports should only be allowed into the country if they meet UK standards, suggests a consumer survey which shows widespread public support for British farmers. [Read more of this review] Read More →
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