The new-look D-Max has helped take Isuzu to another level. We drive two popular models. When it comes to pickups, the Isuzu D-Max has long been a favourite among farmers. We had the opportunity to test drive the basic Utility model – and compare it with the more premium... Read more
Ploughing on regardless
Opinion 25/11/2024
The countryside has undergone a sudden change this autumn. No, nothing to do with government grants or lost payments. But relating to cultivation techniques. It isn’t widespread but it is noticeable. Certain pockets of arable land – in this neck of the woods at least – have seen a... Read more
• More than 200 trade stands booked • Latest machines on demonstration • Driving experiences and health hub A packed schedule has been confirmed for the 10th annual Midlands Machinery Show, which takes place this month. Thousands of farmers and contractors are expected to attend the two-day event –due... Read more
• Time to look ahead after Budget • Farmers have clarity on finances • Industry purchases for long term Farmers and contractors looking for some much-needed clarity before purchasing much-needed kit can look forward to a perfectly timed Midlands Machinery Show. That’s the feedback Chandlers Farm Equipment has received... Read more
• Higher number of farms for sale • Average land values still robust • Strong demand for arable units The value of farmland in England remains close to record levels, despite an increase in farms for sale and uncertainty in the run-up to the Autumn Budget. Average arable land... Read more
• Exceptional prices for desirable areas • Emerging trends attracting new buyers • Market quieter during summer months Farmland markets virtually flatlined in the third quarter of 2024 – reflecting high average values which remain steady, suggest the latest figures. And with some distinct emerging trends, some areas of... Read more
Livestock producers should carefully consider their options when looking to feed supplements this winter – rather than relying on them as a catch-all. Lack of sunshine and lots of rain this season have affected mineral and trace element levels available for plant uptake – and overall forage and grazing... Read more
Bold plan to secure profitable future Beef farming could be transformed by using artificial intelligence to make livestock production more profitable, say researchers. Feed efficiency, greenhouse gas emissions and animal welfare could all be improved by harnessing the benefits of AI, according to scientists behind the £1.2m UKRI-funded BeefTwin... Read more
• Latest genetics deliver big benefits • Balance rations to optimise maize • Paying attention to ration structure Getting the most out of high energy maize is increasingly important for dairy farmers looking to make optimum use of home-grown feeds. Significant improvements in the digestibility and reliability of high... Read more
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