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Commercial arable land to kick off autumn market

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly The early autumn market is set to give buyers a choice of arable land with a wide range of acreages. Three farms under the same ownership but in two counties are about to be launched.

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Dairy and stock farms launch in wide geographical range

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly Recently launched in Pembrokeshire is Corston Farm, a dairy and arable holding offering scale and a good setup. It has 568 acres of early, productive grass and arable land, good buildings, two three-bedroom lodges and two semi-detached cottages.

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How a Scottish farmer transformed farm biodiversity with trees

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly A Scottish farmer with a passion for nature has created a 100-acre “wildlife corridor” by transforming his land, with new, native broadleaf trees, with preserving farm biodiversity core to his project goals.

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Autumn market offers choice of bare land and more farms

Farmers Weekly

Among them are some decent parcels of bare arable land in Suffolk totalling more than 550 acres.

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Using Farm Property Loans to Expand Your Agribusiness 

Trimble Agriculture

Buying farmland is like investing in gold—and farm property loans can help you do it. Keep reading to learn how you can leverage interest-only farm property loans to buy farmland and increase your profitability. Why Buy Farm Property? Agritourism – Generating income through farm festivals, tours, venue spaces, and more.

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Banning Concentrated Feedlots is on the Ballot in Sonoma

Modern Farmer

With a population of almost half a million, the region is known for its arable land and stunning vistas – the “Tuscany of America,” according to local rancher Bronte Edwards. Calves stick their heads out of pens at a farm near Healdsburg, California. farm is 464 acres.) Reichardt Duck Farm settled the suit. “We

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GroundWork BioAg announces launch of the Rootella Carbon program

World Agri-Tech

Rootella Carbon harnesses the power of Rootella – highly effective mycorrhizal inoculants that are proven to sequester significant amounts of carbon in cropland (1-4 tCO 2 eq/acre annually). million acres in 17 countries. Rootella Carbon delivers on that vision by paving the way to a gigaton of CO 2 sequestration in the next decade.”

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