Tenant farm sector in stasis
The farm let sector remained stable in 2023, despite fears that owners would take land back in-hand for environmental uses. That’s according to the annual survey by the Central Association…
Farm tax figures out by a factor of five
Up to 75,000 individual farm business owners are likely to be affected by the Government’s changes to inheritance tax (IHT) over the coming generation. That equates to an annual figure…
Forage analysis flags nutritional shortfalls at Wynnstay’s Sheep and Beef Event
Hay and grass silage quality has suffered this year, meaning producers will need to supplement their livestock feed carefully. That’s according to analysis of forage samples at the recent Wynnstay…
Show celebrates Scammell’s role in Britain’s industrial past
Commercial vehicles have played a tremendous role in Britain’s industrial past – and a great selection were on display at the Newark Vintage Tractor and Heritage Show on 9-10 November.…
Mass-ey gathering of 135s, all with a story to tell
Historic tractors have an allure all of their own – marrying social history, engineering achievements and visual appeal. And few inventors have driven more change than Harry Ferguson, who pioneered…
Two-seater tractor claims modified class win
People have modified tractors to suit their needs since the advent of farm machinery – and this year a new class recognised the most innovative designs at the Newark Vintage…
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