Precision agriculture and connectivity were hot topics at the Midlands Machinery Show last week, with new technology and efficiencies in the spotlight. Continue reading “Precision drives efficiencies at the Midlands Machinery Show”
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Prime opportunity for energy schemes, says Roadnight Taylor
There has never been a better time for landowners to seek ground rent from energy schemes, with some worth up to £8m over their lifetime. But there are some important pitfalls to avoid, warns power and energy consultant Roadnight Taylor. Continue reading “Prime opportunity for energy schemes, says Roadnight Taylor”
New ‘off-road experience’ at Midlands Machinery Show
Ever fancied trying out the latest 4×4 truck off-road, across a challenging and dynamic course? The latest addition to the Midlands Machinery Show’s ‘ride and drive’ arena has this covered. Continue reading “New ‘off-road experience’ at Midlands Machinery Show”
Investment for efficiency at the Midlands Machinery Show
Investing in new equipment can hone-in on efficiencies, cut operating costs and increase production, and though it’s not always a simple choice, expert advice can shed vital light on the best options. Continue reading “Investment for efficiency at the Midlands Machinery Show”
Precision agriculture at the Midlands Machinery Show
As we enter the fourth agricultural revolution, precision agriculture is a hot topic, but what does it mean for your farm? Whether new to the technology or at the cutting-edge of developments, visitors to the Midlands Machinery Show on 20-21 November can discuss with experts – both in seminars and in the field – how it can translate into on-farm benefits. Continue reading “Precision agriculture at the Midlands Machinery Show”
Welsh farmers must embrace change, warns CAAV
Brexit impels Welsh farmers to evaluate their businesses and prepare them for the future, says the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV). Continue reading “Welsh farmers must embrace change, warns CAAV”
Cereals 2020 crop plots growing up and away
Drilling of crop plots at the 2020 Cereals Event site in Cambridgeshire is nearing completion, with stands of oilseed rape and cereals emerged and growing away, despite the difficult conditions. Continue reading “Cereals 2020 crop plots growing up and away”
Farmland letting remains subdued, says CAAV
Area-based subsidy payments have subdued farmland letting across England and Wales since their introduction in 2003 – and continued to do so in 2018. Continue reading “Farmland letting remains subdued, says CAAV”
Informing drilling decisions at the Midlands Machinery Show
There is a lot of discussion over what type of drill is best, with every farmer recognising what an important part they play in getting a good crop established. Given the tricky drilling conditions this autumn, visitors to the Midlands Machinery Show on 20-21 November may find it useful to compare the options face to face with machinery experts. Continue reading “Informing drilling decisions at the Midlands Machinery Show”
Lack of rural housing is a barrier to progressive farming, warns CAAV
Issues with rural housing are obstructing farming retirement and new entrants, limiting the progression of UK agriculture, says the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV). It needs to be freed up to help handle the loss of Basic Payment. Continue reading “Lack of rural housing is a barrier to progressive farming, warns CAAV”