Adding value and managing farm costs at Cereals
Arable margins are always under pressure, so what can farmers do to manage their costs and potentially add value to their products? (more…)
Arable margins are always under pressure, so what can farmers do to manage their costs and potentially add value to their products? (more…)
Agriculture is facing unprecedented change. Brexit, restrictions on chemical usage, and accelerating scientific innovation all make for uncertain times. However, with uncertainty often comes opportunity, so how can farmers prepare for both the worst and best scenarios? (more…)
Producing more milk from forage is often seen as the preserve of extensive, low-yielding herds – but intensive, high-yielding systems can benefit too. Grass is the cheapest form of feed, and although there can be some barriers to maximising usage, they are usually not difficult or expensive to overcome. (more…)
Farmers are taking a more measured and scientific approach to their grassland, leading to reduced fertiliser usage, but there is still plenty more that they can do, according to new survey results. (more…)
The whole country is aware of Brexit, but there is precious little knowledge as to what it actually means for farm businesses. However, with Article 50 officially triggered, 2020 looming and Teresa May’s recent call for an election adding another level of uncertainty, ensuring farm businesses are as resilient and Brexit-proof as possible has never been so important – and this year’s Cereals Event will show you how. (more…)
New machinery, equipment and innovative products are always a big draw at the Grassland & Muck Event, and this year promises plenty of exclusive new launches. (more…)