Old favourite. What’s missing here in Wiltshire Agrifocus site Agrii

Read: yield increases for variety blends and populations fall behind pedigree selections over time. As stated here, we also know of wheat blend growers reporting convergence towards 1 dominant varietal component when farm saving blends and planting back. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Farthest ever landing. Titan landing. It's a shame many people don't know we landed on a moon of saturn.

This is an excellent, sensible presentation by Prof. John Gilliland of AHDB where he outlines his approach to data capture and analysis to achieve accurate and reliable benchmarking of individual farm carbon positions. Highly recommended viewing! youtube.com/watch?v=Eu__rH…

Really good viewing

Biomass differences accounted for 50% of the soil differences, and while tillage was not a factor in these experiments, I think it is the other half in many situations. ➡️ minimize tillage.

🚜FARMAGEDDON🌾 The story of what's REALLY going on in farming. A story far more complex than the conventional wisdom. This isn't just (or even mainly) about inheritance tax. It's about a cascade of challenges & crises that may ultimately threaten food security. 📽️5 min primer👇

Rachel Reeves is full of 💩 - Dominic Frisby

"La Rochelle's Superman!" 🎙️ Jack Nowell with an incredible finish to keep his foot and the ball from touch and earn the game's first try 😱 #InvestecChampionsCup

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Co-op joins Asda, Morrisons, Boots, Tesco, and Lidl to call on the Government to reconsider its inheritance tax on family farms. Almost every business, farming industry & campaign group & political party are against the family farm tax. It’s time for the government to axe it.

Strip till maize going it at Agrii Stow longa. Thanks to Ben Burgess KUHN Farm Machinery. Will be interesting to see if the blackgrass burden in the historic different cultivation blocks presents through the rest of the season.

🇨🇳 China: has more emissions than the rest of the developed world combined. 🇬🇧 UK: the Climate Change Committee recommends that red meat consumption should be slashed by 25-30% by 2040 and the number of cattle and sheep should decrease by 27% to reduce emissions. 🤡🇬🇧

Love the two bumble bee guards. They have filled up this nest box ! Bee Network Bill Lankford

Side-by-side photos of crops dug from field, untreated check vs. product X. Farmers, this marketing is aimed at you. What do you think of these photos?

Come on Defra UK this can’t be the ambition?

Following the last lorry load of wheat going to Vivergo's bioethanol plant in Hull, we issue a key ask of Government👇 The closure, linked to US-UK trade deal uncertainty, could hit local wheat growers and the wider farming sector. Read more👉nfuonline.com/updates-and-in…

Two experienced trial guys hand harvesting parent and grand parents of material in the market now for Agrii rust tussocks Agrii we were on Evolution and Revelation Ron Granger Colin Patrick

Absolute nonsense We are almost certainly experiencing a decline, and a significant one, because of declining real world budgets and increased trade pressure Find me one expert who agrees with this assessment, one 🤷🏼‍♂️ This is a disastrous government for nature

Farmers like me are ready to protect nature—but government silence is forcing us to destroy it. Years of conservation lost for lack of leadership. Steve Reed , act now before it’s too late. Open letter from Graham Denny to a Secretary of State eastangliabylines.co.uk/farming/open-l…