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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.
Arable Farming Magazine

Arable Farming Magazine

Arable Farming, a magazine dedicated to the progressive arable farmer.
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.
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
LAMMA is the UK’s largest agricultural trade show, where over 850 exhibitors will host the most extensive array of farm machinery, equipment, and services to be found in one location anywhere in the UK.
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Renewables

Find out how to get the most from renewable energy and which technology is best for your business.
Renewable energy helping farmers increase efficiency

Renewable energy helping farmers increase efficiency

Uncertainty brought about by Brexit and a pattern of lower farm incomes will challenge farmers to think carefully about energy use in 2017 and beyond. Olivia Midgley reports.
Driving UK farming forward with E10 fuel

Driving UK farming forward with E10 fuel

After a consultation on biofuels was recently published which could put a stop to their production, Abi Kay looks at how the industry supports arable and livestock farmers.
Water competition - how to make it work for you

Water competition - how to make it work for you

Farmers are being urged to get switch savvy as the countdown to water competition begins. Marie-Claire Kidd finds out what the changes mean and how farmers can secure the best deal.
Fracking given go ahead if three key tests are met

Fracking given go ahead if three key tests are met

The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) has said fracking can go ahead, if three key tests are met on methane leaks, gas consumption and carbon budgets.
A growing approach to energy production

A growing approach to energy production

The Roe family in the south west of England commissioned their first anaerobic digestion plant in 2009 and they did not stop there, as Arable Farming found out.
Battery storage to boost renewable energy sector, experts predict

Battery storage to boost renewable energy sector, experts predict

Renewables experts have predicted 2016 will be a breakthrough year for energy storage technologies.
Farming industry cautiously welcomes Government changes to solar and wind tariffs

Farming industry cautiously welcomes Government changes to solar and wind tariffs

Cuts to renewable energy tariffs lower than expected
Family embraces renewable technology to secure farm's future

Family embraces renewable technology to secure farm's future

Ruchlaw Produce has embraced three types of renewable technology in order to stabilise its costs. David Burrows went to meet the family behind the enterprise
Satellite control keeps AD waste on track

Satellite control keeps AD waste on track

The latest slurry application equipment and GPS control systems are finding a niche for spreading digestate from the growing number of anaerobic digesters, reports Jane Carley.
Handy Hints: The best ways to cut your dairy farm energy bills

Handy Hints: The best ways to cut your dairy farm energy bills

With electricity costs now accounting for up to 1 pence per litre equivalent and beyond on many dairy farms, this month’s Handy Hints guide focuses on reducing energy bills
Top tips to make solar deals a real success

Top tips to make solar deals a real success

Solar farms are mushrooming and numerous developers are looking to sign landowners up for new schemes.
Farm focus: Making slurry pay with an anaerobic digester

Farm focus: Making slurry pay with an anaerobic digester

Anaerobic digesters could prove a valuable diversification project and one British firm believes it can reduce the costs of setting up such a system.

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