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Nine ways to keep your farm vehicles safe

Nine ways to keep your farm vehicles safe

Good security is crucial to protecting your property. But as no two farms or rural businesses are the same, there’s no standard, one-size-fits-all solution.
DataHub

DataHub

We collate the financial and market data relevant to UK agriculture, so you can view the latest prices, analyse trends over time and compare prices between UK livestock markets.
Dairy Farmer Magazine

Dairy Farmer Magazine

Serving the UK dairy sector for 85 years, Dairy Farmer continues to serve its sector with the information it needs.
Auction Finder

Auction Finder

21 Aug 2018
Your one stop shop for all agricultural sales. Visit the UK’s most comprehensive auction directory.
British Farming Awards

British Farming Awards

18 Oct 2018
There are few occasions when farmers come together to celebrate all they have achieved but the British Farming Awards is one of those rare times.
CropTec

CropTec

28 Nov 2018
The CropTec show is for all farmers and agronomists seeking the latest information on innovative methods to increase profits from crop production.
LAMMA 2019

LAMMA 2019

08 Jan 2019
Visit the UK’s leading indoor agricultural event, with eleven packed halls of the very latest in agricultural machinery and equipment. Now at the NEC, Birmingham this is free to attend and free to park.

Blogs

Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: Taking a look at soil health

Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: Taking a look at soil health

Blogs10 Sep 201809:46
The combines are on the homeward straight. Next year’s oilseed rape is going in and fields are turning from gold to brown as we complete another cropping year.
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Talking arable with Neil McLeod: Rain comes at wrong time

Talking arable with Neil McLeod: Rain comes at wrong time

Blogs07 Sep 201809:23
It would now appear that the man above is attempting to restore the norm for this time of year and, having witnessed the combines rolling, is refusing to turn off the tap.
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Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Dealing with drought legacy

Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Dealing with drought legacy

Blogs06 Sep 201809:54
In 1976 I’m told the weather broke about now, August bank holiday weekend and then it didn’t stop raining until winter. Legend has it that potatoes were planted in snow and lifted in snow - but I’m told they were well worth the effort and should be this year too.
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Talking arable with Sophie Alexander: Best informed predictions way off the mark

Talking arable with Sophie Alexander: Best informed predictions way off the mark

Blogs05 Sep 201815:56
Sometimes I really think we know nothing. Speak for yourself, I can hear you all say.
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Talking arable with Ian Matts: Smooth harvest, variable yields

Talking arable with Ian Matts: Smooth harvest, variable yields

Blogs03 Sep 201815:59
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Talking Arable with Neil MacLeod: Drought pushes crops to the brink

Talking Arable with Neil MacLeod: Drought pushes crops to the brink

News05 Aug 201811:28
The old adage ‘we are all in the same boat’ is an irritating reminder of the unseasonably weird weather patterns we have experienced over the last six months.
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Talking Arable with Ian Matts: Dry weather impacts on yields

Talking Arable with Ian Matts: Dry weather impacts on yields

News29 Jul 201811:13
Harvest 2018 is now well underway with winter barley and oilseed rape nearly finished and we will soon be making a start on winter wheat.
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Talking Roots with Darryl Shailes: Heat expected to cause issues

Talking Roots with Darryl Shailes: Heat expected to cause issues

News27 Jul 201810:58
Well the Open Gardens went well and it was good to meet a few of the locals we hadn’t met before.
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Talking Agronomy with Luke Wheeler: Putting the weather into perspective

Talking Agronomy with Luke Wheeler: Putting the weather into perspective

News25 Jul 201810:49
With this being my last article, I thought what better way to end things just as I started by talking about the weather.
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Talking Arable with Neil MacLeod: Desperate for rain

Talking Arable with Neil MacLeod: Desperate for rain

News05 Jul 201809:39
As I contemplate what to write in my first article for Arable Farming, I ponder over a variety of hot topics I could use hopefully to make a good first impression.
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Talking Roots with Darryl Shailes: Observations from the Beet Yield Competition

Talking Roots with Darryl Shailes: Observations from the Beet Yield Competition

My Blog : Arable Farming29 Jun 201808:30
Cereals has been and gone; it was good to catch up with lots of people and it was interesting that I was asked more about my garden and the house move than sugar beet or potatoes. But as one of my colleagues is always telling me, my writing is more like an episode of The Archers than a technical column so maybe it is to be expected.
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Talking Agronomy with Luke Wheeler: How to end the OSR season

Talking Agronomy with Luke Wheeler: How to end the OSR season

My Blog : Arable Farming28 Jun 201816:26
Writing in the middle of June most of the winter and spring crops I walk have received their full spray programme. The next main pass will be desiccation of oilseed rape.
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Talking Potatoes with Rufus Pilgrim: Productivity

Talking Potatoes with Rufus Pilgrim: Productivity

My Blog : Arable Farming31 May 201809:46
Productivity varies considerably from region to region. Variations are due to a diverse mix of cultural, political, environmental and social factors, all particular to the locality. Climatic conditions can bring both challenges and opportunities in equal measure.
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Talking Arable with Sophie Alexander: Assessing weed control strategies

Talking Arable with Sophie Alexander: Assessing weed control strategies

My Blog : Arable Farming30 May 201815:47
It’s time to think about recruiting the wild oat rogueing team for July/August. Google says ‘sowing wild oats was applied figuratively to young men who frittered away their time in stupid or idle pastimes’.
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Talking Arable with Iain Green: Warm temperatures encourage rapid growth

Talking Arable with Iain Green: Warm temperatures encourage rapid growth

My Blog : Arable Farming22 May 201815:29
Drilling of spring barley finished here on May 6 - the latest I can remember. Ground conditions were ideal and the late-sown crops have emerged quickly.
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Talking arable with Ian Matts: Crops look remarkably clean

Talking arable with Ian Matts: Crops look remarkably clean

My Blog : Arable Farming21 May 201812:02
Well nearly almost all the spring cropping was drilled, but not quite. After having to wait patiently for soil conditions to improve we eventually managed to finish spring drilling in early May, thanks to some greatly appreciated long hours from the team to make the most of the weather opportunities.
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Talking Agronomy with Andrew Roy: It is all about water

Talking Agronomy with Andrew Roy: It is all about water

My Blog : Arable Farming19 May 201810:53
In north east England, we are used to challenging springs but this one stood out, even by our standards. The only consolation is the whole country shared our ‘northern spring’.
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Talking Agronomy with Ken McTaggart: Crops have caught up well

Talking Agronomy with Ken McTaggart: Crops have caught up well

My Blog : Arable Farming18 May 201810:33
It has been pretty frantic this past month but some decent warmth, as well as moisture, means most of our crops have caught up well. We are getting on top of our fieldwork too, so we are moving into the second half of May in relatively good shape.
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In Your Field: Russell McKenzie - 'This is brewing up in to a septoria season'

In Your Field: Russell McKenzie - 'This is brewing up in to a septoria season'

Blogs10 May 201810:00
Every week we follow the ups and downs of farmers around the Uk.
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Talking Agronomy with Luke Wheeler: Dry spell should allow for spring drilling

Talking Agronomy with Luke Wheeler: Dry spell should allow for spring drilling

My Blog : Arable Farming10 May 201809:50
As I write, in the middle of April, the weather forecast for the week ahead looks rather confusing. It seems to be showing very unfamiliar sunny symbols and potential temperatures in the early to mid-20s, something which hasn’t been seen for a good while now.
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