July 22, 2020
Improving life for owners and cows
Although two new robotic milkers have taken away the hard graft of early morning starts, they haven’t reduced the time spent with the 120-strong herd.
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July 22, 2020
Improving life for owners and cows
Although two new robotic milkers have taken away the hard graft of early morning starts, they haven’t reduced the time spent with the 120-strong herd.
July 21, 2020
Oh dear, what a muddle
Possibly a significant understatement?
July 21, 2020
Oh dear, what a muddle
Possibly a significant understatement?
July 21, 2020
Nurturing the most valuable asset
The soil health journey is at the heart of everything The Welford Estate does. Their goal is combining farm productivity and profitability while nurturing their most valuable asset – the soil. Nigel Akehurst interviewed farm…
July 21, 2020
Nurturing the most valuable asset
The soil health journey is at the heart of everything The Welford Estate does. Their goal is combining farm productivity and profitability while nurturing their most valuable asset – the soil. Nigel Akehurst interviewed farm…
July 21, 2020
Forage maize not looked back
The only crop Nick has in the ground is forage maize – and it’s not looked back.
July 21, 2020
Forage maize not looked back
The only crop Nick has in the ground is forage maize – and it’s not looked back.
July 21, 2020
I’m troubled by shallow soil depth and large flints
The more marginal a farmer’s land the more dependent he or she is likely to be on subsidy payments to make ends meet.
July 21, 2020
I’m troubled by shallow soil depth and large flints
The more marginal a farmer’s land the more dependent he or she is likely to be on subsidy payments to make ends meet.
July 20, 2020
Good programme of malting barley exports
UK demand for malting barley is estimated to be 400,000 tonnes down, but no-one really knows.
