Beware mis-selling as FiT deadline looms
Government plans to end the Feed-In Tariff (FiT) for new solar schemes from 31 March 2019 are triggering a spate of mis-selling in the renewables market. Continue reading
Trimble introduces elite Vantage dealer network to the UK
Farmers are now able to access all their precision farming needs in one place – regardless of the brands in their machinery fleet – following the introduction of Trimble’s Vantage network in the UK. Continue reading
Huge potential for profitable dairy beef market
Beef farmers should re-evaluate their approach to dairy beef as it provides enormous opportunities to boost production and meet market demands. Continue reading
The One Show’s Mike Dilger and Birdgirl join forces
Nature expert and TV presenter Mike Dilger will be joining forces with an award-winning Somerset schoolgirl to give an entertaining evening talk near Bristol in February. Continue reading
Brexit: A time window for change, says CAAV
Whatever happens with the Government’s Brexit vote, it’s vital that farmers take the current opportunity to secure their businesses during the transitional period. Continue reading
Profitability is key to farm survival
Farmers must focus on profitability rather than maximum production to secure the future of their business without subsidy payments – and improved grazing could the answer. Continue reading
Failure to check energy potential could cost £millions
Land agents and farmers who are buying and selling land should ensure they check the potential for renewable energy projects before proceeding, to avoid missing out on valuable contracts. Continue reading
Beware VAT pitfalls with building works, warns Old Mill
Landowners who are erecting or converting buildings for residential or commercial use must be careful to reclaim the maximum amount of VAT back. Continue reading
Beware mis-selling in the solar and storage markets
Small-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) arrays and battery storage are looking increasingly attractive as capital costs decline and energy prices rise, but farms and estates should beware mis-selling in the market. Continue reading
New course helps farmers protect the environment
Fertilisers and manures are a vital part of growing crops and productive grassland – but they can also have a serious impact on our water and air quality. A new course is helping farmers to improve their nutrient management to save money and the environment. Continue reading