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Why cultivation equipment is making a comeback on Wiltshire farm

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So it is with a bit of nervous laughter he says less than a minute into an introduction to the 600ha farm that a piece of […] The post Why cultivation equipment is making a comeback on Wiltshire farm appeared first on Farmers Weekly

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Farmer Focus: Keeping on top of drainage pays dividends

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly We have struggled to terminate fertility leys with shallow cultivations before establishing our first wheats this year, due to a wetter autumn. It has taken four to five passes to get a seed-bed.

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Direct drills revisited: 6m Sly/Horizon Boss

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The 6m Australian-inspired seeder was drafted in to replace a 3m Mzuri Pro-Til, which itself had taken over from the Essex farm’s conventional plough, cultivation, power harrow and […] The post Direct drills revisited: 6m Sly/Horizon Boss appeared first on Farmers Weekly

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Far Eastern Agriculture - Untitled Article

Far Eastern Agriculture

From ploughs to power harrows, flat cultivators and seed drills, Pöttinger has presented many interesting and innovative new products and features 1. PLANO VT 6060: The new PLANO VT 6060 trailed stubble cultivator has a working width of 6 metres and 6 rows of tines.

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How a large-scale regen system is working at Dyson farming

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Farmers Weekly Implementing regenerative agriculture principles across 14,000ha is a central component of Dyson Farming’s long-term circular farming model, as it produces high-quality food with minimal environmental impact.

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How Wold Top Brewery barley grower lowered carbon footprint

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Farmers Weekly The Yorkshire farming family behind the successful Wold Top Brewery and Yorkshire’s first single-malt whisky distillery is using the latest precision mapping technology in its drive towards a low-carbon, sustainable future.

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Transition farm switch to strip-till boosts margins and soil

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Farmers Weekly At a Farmers Weekly Transition project farm walk in Suffolk, Claydon Drill demonstrated how low-disturbance systems can boost soil health and improve margins. Claydon’s 360ha Gaines Hall arable farm and equipment manufacturing site, near Newmarket, has improved dramatically since moving to low-tillage operations in the early 2000s.

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