Soil health is becoming increasingly important to farmers, affecting crop vigour and yields, bio-diversity, and profitability. But it’s not often that arable producers get below ground level to really see…
Cereals is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, and is set to offer visitors more technology and practical knowledge than ever before, demonstrating that farming is very much thriving in…
Growing interest in agricultural sustainability is reflected in the range of exhibitors booked for this year’s Midlands Machinery Show, held on November 8-9 at the Newark Showground. For the fourth…
Keen to stay ahead on yield, Jeff Claydon, farmer and CEO at Claydon Drills, is hosting trials on two Olmix biostimulant programmes this season. He believes they will be well-suited…
As farmers focus on fielding high input costs, it’s easy to forget that large tax bills might be looming, warns Philip Kirkpatrick, manager at rural accountant Old Mill. Many farmers…
Food security should be as great a focus for the Government as environmental schemes – and a proper agricultural policy is key to that, according to speakers at the Cereals…
Two West Country beef farmers have topped a nationwide competition for excellent growth rates in calves and finished cattle, winning a new Honda quad bike for their efforts. The annual…
Adopting synergistic practices will help farmers to achieve a productive, profitable and climate friendly future, according to speakers and exhibitors at the Cereals Event. Returning as a physical event for…