Value properties ahead of ATED change, warns Old Mill
Farming companies with an interest in residential property should consider getting them professionally valued to potentially avoid a costly annual tax, according to accountant Old Mill. (more…)
New equine area and Moet sponsorship raise the stakes at Royal Bath & West Show
New equine classes at this year’s Royal Bath & West show offer competitors more opportunities than ever before, with brand new facilities making for a top class event.
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Specialist crops to boost farm margins
Arable farmers could maximise returns by including specialist crops in their rotations – and they can find out how at the Cereals Event 2017. (more…)
Win tickets to Grassland & Muck 2017
Farmers are focusing more than ever on getting the most from forage, and the Grassland & Muck event is seeking farmers’ views on how they manage their pasture. In return, a lucky six respondents will win a pair of tickets to this year’s Grassland & Muck Event, which will be held at Stoneleigh from 24 to 25 May. (more…)
New way for poultry producers to tackle red mite
Poultry producers are facing a particularly high risk of red mite infestation this spring, with warm weather and the need to house birds causing outbreaks across the country. (more…)
Assess swards now to maximise production from grass
Early spring is an opportune time for farmers to assess their grass swards, to maximise productivity in the season ahead. Charlie Morgan, grassland consultant at GrassMaster, will be speaking at this year’s Grassland & Muck Event, and offers his top five tips for getting the most from pasture. (more…)
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