Author Posts: Farmers Guide
June 2021
Unprecedented levels of land drainage activity
18th June 2021
Following another extremely wet autumn and winter, and continued national threats of flooding, demand has risen for land drainage. We spoke to one specialist about the increased business they have seen
Lamborghini tractors – from World War II to Clarkson’s Farm
18th June 2021
Jeremy Clarkson’s Amazon Prime series saw Jeremy purchase a beautiful Lamborghini tractor. At this moment, the British public became more aware than ever of Lamborghini tractors, but outside of Clarkson’s high jinks are 73 years of hidden tractor history.
Safe Storage Cabinets for Pesticides and other Agrochemicals
17th June 2021
Are you doing enough to ensure that your pesticides and other agricultural chemicals are stored safely and securely?
UK secures market access to Japan for exports of UK poultry meat
17th June 2021
The UK has secured market access to Japan for imports of UK poultry meat – opening up new opportunities for UK farmers, producers and exporters in the world’s third-largest economy. The agreement is estimated to be worth up to £13 million per year by the industry.
Cheffins to auction an exceptional collection of classic & vintage machinery
17th June 2021
The latest Cheffins auction offers a single farming family’s collection of classic and vintage tractors, including a rare Massey Harris 21 combine and a McCormick-Deering WD40 along with other rare lots sure to excite enthusiasts
Weidemann continues its expansion course with new premises
17th June 2021
A positive outlook for the future of Weidemann GmbH, a construction machinery manufacturing company located in Korbach, Hessen, Germany.
June 2021
Warning over unauthorised third-parties offering service support
17th June 2021
After a spike in third-party companies canvassing fleet operators who use Merridale pumps and fuel management systems, Merridale is highlighting the potential risks of dealing with unauthorised maintenance service providers.
Expanding market opportunities for hybrid rye growers
16th June 2021
Under the UK’s new Agricultural Bill and the upcoming ELMS scheme, farmers are likely to be rewarded for lowering their emissions but will ideally aim to deliver this without comprising yields. With a 45% reduction in nitrogen requirement compared with a second wheat and a significant saving on herbicide and fungicide inputs, hybrid rye could help achieve this.
See the latest direct drills in action at Cereals 2021
16th June 2021
Minimal soil disturbance and cover crops are the cornerstones of conservation agriculture. Demonstrators in this newly expanded area at Cereals 2021 will showcase and discuss the benefits of their machinery as it relates to direct drill, min-till and no-till solutions for arable farmers.
Farming industry responds to Boris Johnson’s update on UK-Australia trade deal
16th June 2021
“Real fears” over consequences of UK-Australia trade deal as Boris Johnson and Australian prime minister, Scott Morrison, reach a broad agreement.
The new research platform helping farmers tell their story
16th June 2021
FieldMouse Research recently launched Opinion Harvester – an online platform where farmers get paid for taking part in market research, allowing them to have their say on important topics.
Re-introduction of sugar beet to Scotland takes leap forward
16th June 2021
Sugar beet crop harvested for first time in 50 years will support the development of a bio-economy in Scotland.