Author Posts: Farmers Guide

Announcing the LAMMA 2025 launch – this free event will return to the NEC, Birmingham on 15–16th January, with a number of exclusive product announcements.

Farmers have been reminded that the good state of brakes in their machinery is something that they cannot ignore. TotalKare has explained how an agricultural brake tester can help farmers cut down the costs and keep their vehicles, team and the public safe.

Scotts Precision Manufacturing Ltd, a cornerstone of the UK’s agricultural machinery sector, is thrilled to announce its Open Day on 11th December 2024.

Hutchinsons has just announced its attendance at LAMMA 2025. The visitors to its stand will be able to find out how using Omnia Digital Farming platform can help answer some of the most challenging topics in UK arable farming.

The K110 trailed lime and fertiliser spreader and the 6000/75/8 driven strip still cultivator will make their debut in Birmingham this January.

AgroVision has announced that its cloud-based program, Dairy Analytics, is now available in the UK.

Tract’s expert, Mishti Ali, has shared her views on the current state of agricultural subsidies in England and how farmers can still plan for the future in this age of change.

The number of farmers and operators turning to professional engine remapping from Avon Tuning HD has continued to increase as owners look to improve efficiencies from machinery. Farmers Guide speaks to a contractor and arable farmer who have achieved considerable performance increases to benefit their operations.

With few policy makers having spent time at the coal face of farming, what is the future of UK agriculture?

Neogen advises farmers that implementing a robust biosecurity programme is essential to help prevent avian influenza transmission and keep flocks safe. 

Defra-funded programme the Farming Advice Service helps guide farmers through opportunities in farming incentives and funding.

Growers pondering crop choices for spring 2025 have much to consider – not least how best to ensure a balanced rotation, which crops have attractive market buy-backs and whether a short-term cover crop might be worth considering.