Loving this path near Teggs Nose in the Peak District, it's so different with each season and right now it's all wild and overgrown 💕💚 #peakdistrict #nature #hiking

You reap what you sow. The Labour Party . UK farming is on its knees and being kicked in the face. Environment is going to be first to suffer as farmers do what they need to in order to survive.

Interesting how the swallows and martins learn to follow the cattle. Organic, grass fed and no wormers means lots of insects.

The Circle of Life…or if I wanted to be more controversial: ‘MEAT; it’s in your bread’. Today we are spreading CalPhos - a fertiliser product with phosphate and calcium, as our soils are very low phosphate. It’s a great, organic fertiliser. And it’s derived from meat

Interesting point. 🤔

#hadrianswall #nationaltrail above Walltown in the N'land National Park

The art of siphoning 🪴

Wheat being unloaded today at Immingham 🙄

The Buttermere Valley, Lake District NP

Autumn vibes today #thatching #masterthatchers #ruralcrafts #cambridgeshire

Now you’ve heard of the story about the ugly duckling who grows into a swan…Nell’s daughter Bluebell is sort of our duckling, 3/4 Loaghtan but massively bigger than the other lambs but now growing into a beautiful (big) ewe #uglyduckling #lambs #farming #sheep #isleofman

OSR is Ready for the bank holiday 🏖️ 🙏 #harvest26 #Agronomy

Two quite amazing sights in one picture - ripe outdoor tomatoes and the last field of #Harvest2025 being cut on 20/08/25 #Angus #Scotland 🍅🌾

Everything you see in this photo used to be hay meadows and sheep grazing. The sheep population has been reduced and reduced and what do you now have? Bracken, bracken and more bracken… Slowly slowly bracken takes over. Won’t be long before that little remaining patch of

SOME POWERRRR!!! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

Due to finish harvest mid afternoon tomorrow Trevor Tyrrell, did you want me to send you a pin location for the James S. Peck flag and champagne treatment or do you find us using CLAASUK connect?

600 bales back, and stacked. Two more fields to clear and then job done. Has been a bit of a slog, but always very satisfying to see the sheds filling up!

Great summary and Christian context on Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’

Steaming into Tan y Bwlch Station

It's dry in the Shires. #farming thetimes.com/article/6a7441…