December 4, 2016
Whopping 65lb turkey gobbled up
Surrey-based family butchers F Conisbee & Son auctioned off their heaviest ever turkey – which weighed in at a whopping 65lbs – to raise an incredible £450 for farming charity R.A.B.I.
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December 4, 2016
Farmers and the environment to benefit as Ordnance Survey creates new data layer of hedges
373, 919km of England’s farmland hedges have been accurately mapped to create a new digital dataset, OS Landscape Features Layer.
December 4, 2016
Farmers and the environment to benefit as Ordnance Survey creates new data layer of hedges
373, 919km of England’s farmland hedges have been accurately mapped to create a new digital dataset, OS Landscape Features Layer.
December 3, 2016
World’s first slipstream lorries for wholesale butcher
Brighton-based RP Meats this week took another step towards becoming the most environmentally friendly meat wholesaler as it took delivery of the world's first fleet of slipstream lorries with meat hanging rails.
December 3, 2016
World’s first slipstream lorries for wholesale butcher
Brighton-based RP Meats this week took another step towards becoming the most environmentally friendly meat wholesaler as it took delivery of the world's first fleet of slipstream lorries with meat hanging rails.
December 1, 2016
Know your birds for the big farmland bird count
With just three months until the fourth Big Farmland Bird Count, the GWCT is offering an exciting opportunity for those farmers who are thinking of taking part to book on to a farmland bird identification…
December 1, 2016
Know your birds for the big farmland bird count
With just three months until the fourth Big Farmland Bird Count, the GWCT is offering an exciting opportunity for those farmers who are thinking of taking part to book on to a farmland bird identification…
November 29, 2016
Robotics cuts chemical use in vegetables
Engineers are trying to use technology rather than chemistry to cut pesticide use and control weeds in vegetable rows.
November 29, 2016
Robotics cuts chemical use in vegetables
Engineers are trying to use technology rather than chemistry to cut pesticide use and control weeds in vegetable rows.
November 28, 2016
Training students for vital fruit research
Students are to join a new £1.9 million programme for scientific research on fruit crops.
November 28, 2016
Training students for vital fruit research
Students are to join a new £1.9 million programme for scientific research on fruit crops.
