Including red clover in silage leys has the potential to boost dry matter production by more than two tonnes per hectare per year and increase nutritional quality in the clamp,

The stars of free range egg production have been recognised by their peers for the contributions they have made to the sector over the past 12 months. Three Free Range

New research shows UK farmers are taking action on the environment, with an overwhelming 98% saying they have measures in place to drive environmental improvements on their farms. The latest

The Agricultural Industries Confederation welcomes the announcement from the British Pest Controllers Association (BCPA) and the Crop Protection Association that an agreement has been reached with leading online trading platform

Rhynie Farm in Easter Ross, run by Donald Ross, has been named AgriScot Scottish Arable Farm of the Year. The competition, supported by AHDB and sponsored by SoilEssentials, aims to

The British Crop Production Council, BCPC, will be joining NIAB, in a move that will strengthen their delivery of independent information, products and opinion. Both organisations have the latest agricultural science

The EU Commission has come to the decision to withdraw the approval of diquat based on concerns related to the exposure of bystanders and residents, as well as birds, reports the

Fram Farmers Group, a leading UK farmer-owned inputs purchasing and crop marketing cooperative, reported record results at its Annual General Meeting on 15 November 2018. Formed by 23 local farmers

Search is on for oldest working Woods machine in UK Simon Richard Ltd, UK agent for the Woods Equipment range is hoping to find the oldest and still working Woods

On the 21st, 22nd and 23rd of November, Lincolnshire dealer Agri-Linc will host its fourth annual Agri-Days event.

The Horsch PowerDisc coulter, which debuted on the latest Serto drill, will now be available on the company’s Pronto DC drill.

One of the largest cargoes of urea fertiliser to arrive in the UK this season has been unloaded at ABP’s Port of Immingham. The 26,000t shipment, imported by international grain,