Farmers shouldn’t feel guilty for retiring, says Old Mill
Farmers have a great opportunity to retire following Defra’s announcement of the Lump Sum Exit Scheme and shouldn’t feel guilty for doing so. (more…)
Better breeding with Bulls Out for Cancer
Beef and dairy farmers are joining forces to raise money for testicular cancer, while also improving their herd genetics as part of Breedr’s Bulls Out for Cancer campaign. (more…)
Dorset sheep set bidders alight at Exeter May Fair
A tremendous entry of sheep went under the hammer at the annual Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset May Fair in Exeter on 5 May, following a close day of showing after a year off. “The quality of the sheep here was fantastic, there hasn’t been a single pen that looked out of place,” said judge Joe Dufosee. (more…)
New robotic technology for flexible milking systems
UK dairy farmers are in need of intuitive, flexible milking systems to cater for changing cow needs and production demands. For those who are looking to upgrade to the latest technology without totally reinventing their systems, batch milking through robots could be the answer. (more…)
New project helps farmers take back control
Farmers are being encouraged to use a new two-minute tool to reassess the health of their business, work-life balance and financial affairs in easy, manageable chunks. (more…)
New mini robot could tackle farm labour shortages
The availability of seasonal labour is of huge concern to vegetable and flower farmers – particularly given Brexit – but it could be a thing of the past thanks to an innovation from Kernow Robotics. (more…)
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