Don’t take a risk with energy agreements
Landowners must think twice before signing renewable energy agreements as they could end up tied into astronomical bills and unsuccessful projects. (more…)
How will your business react to changing land use?
Jeremy Moody
Climate change, new policies and other pressures will change how land is used around the UK in the coming years, says the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV). (more…)
Make your soil pay with Cereals
Soil is fast becoming recognised as one of our most valuable assets – and a key element in the fight against climate change – so how can farmers maximise its potential? (more…)
Time to tackle low prevalence diseases
Sustained efforts to tackle priority production diseases in ruminants must continue. But the farming and veterinary industry should also focus on tackling low prevalence diseases – which have a high impact on individual herds and flocks, according to Ruminant Health & Welfare (RH&W). (more…)
Use foliar N on spring wheat for maximum returns
Farmers growing spring wheat this year should consider applying foliar nitrogen to improve crop efficiencies and boost protein content in milling varieties. Given that prilled urea or ammonium nitrate is…
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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