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Maize on-track in the West
Maize crops in the West are looking good and predicted to yield well despite fears that dry drilling conditions may…
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Clean air innovation to aid productivity
A new dust control system available on straw bedding equipment was one of the innovations on show on the Kuhn…
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Skills leadership group agrees to meet new RSA recommendations
The Skills Leadership Group (SLG) has welcomed the recommendations from the RSA Food, Farming and Countryside Commission on investing in…
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ABP’s Port of Ipswich celebrates opening of new fertiliser blending and bagging plant
Today, (2nd May) Associated British Ports (ABP), in partnership with national grain, seed and fertiliser company COFCO International UK, hosted…
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‘Just add water’ for accurate soil assessments
Spring is an ideal time to assess soils for potential structural or other soil health issues, but only do so…
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New area sales manager for leading tractor makes in Wales and the west of England
Farm machinery dealers in the sales, service and parts network for Landini and McCormick tractors in Wales and the west…
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Bruton Knowles calls farmers to take action as BPS claim window opens
The window for applications of the Government’s Basic Payment Scheme is fast approaching and Bruton Knowles is encouraging all farmers…
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Beware HMRC scams, warns Old Mill
Farmers and rural business owners should beware potential phone scams, following a spate of incidents in which tricksters pretend to…
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High-efficiency solar gate system now suits wider entrances
Remote access specialist Solar Gate Systems has recently expanded its range of automatic farm gate openers with the development of…
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Farm Business peers over the cliff edge
The prospect of a no deal Brexit at the end of March has receded after Prime Minister Thersea May promised…