February 3, 2022
Considerable courage to keep positive
his is particularly true given the current staggering rise in the cost of fertilisers.
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February 2, 2022
Key word is sustainability
The days have started to get longer and finally spring is around the corner (we hope).
February 2, 2022
I thought I was ‘a goner’
I mistakenly considered myself tough and relatively healthy, but on Christmas Eve I thought I was ‘a goner’ despite being double jabbed and boosted.
February 2, 2022
Romney Tweed is going from strength to strength
Fleece from Romney Sheep is being used to create tweed cloth that is increasingly in demand from tailors in Savile Row and beyond.
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Kent’s biggest Farming Expo
Farm Expo is back for 2022, with exhibitors ready to showcase the latest developments in agricultural machinery and a line-up of industry speakers eager to share their expertise on some of the current issues and…
February 1, 2022
Milking the rewards
This month Nigel Akehurst visits the Farnes family at Downsview Farm in Ringmer to find out more about their award-winning farmhouse dairy, which produces and supplies local shops with an impressive range of products from…
February 1, 2022
High standards
R S Birch & Partners has built up an impressive reputation over the past 50 years – and not just amongst the respected electrical company’s clients.
February 1, 2022
Could do better
A lack of detail, too few options for tenant farmers, the costs of getting involved and the ‘lag’ between old and new farming support payments were among the immediate reactions to the latest announcement regarding…
February 1, 2022
Winning more than just The Ashes
Australia won more than The Ashes at the turn of the year, in the eyes of the UK’s farming organisations.
