Farm Tech News

Farm-Tec has announced that the new GAC 2700-UGMA Grain Analysis Computer is available in the UK.

After developing an app to help farmers buy and sell grain, software company DueTrade has turned its attention to the dairy sector.

SUM-IT Computer Systems is running an exclusive competition for Farmers Guide readers, offering farm accounts software worth over £1,200.

The 1,619ha Farleigh Wallop Estate in Hampshire has long-used data to drive its on-farm decision making. But a move to digital farming software, Omnia, has helped to streamline day-to-day management and save costs.

Founded by former pig farmer Robbie Gawthrop, East Green Energy is a family business which understands the realities of running an agricultural business. We take a look at how the business is powering profitability on farms.

A wind turbine deal can transform your farm’s income, but only if the contract is right, explains BIWO Renewables UK.

The dairy industry isn’t short on innovation, and big data and artificial intelligence are helping to unlock even more clever solutions for farmers, consultants and companies, explains Dairy Data Warehouse.

As energy prices fluctuate and sustainability expectations grow, more and more poultry farmers are turning to solar PV as a practical, long-term solution to power their buildings and reduce operational costs.

We asked growers from different types of farming businesses across the country to share their experience of switching to Omnia from their previous farm management software system, how Omnia helps with stock management at busy times of year, data security, and the biggest wins they’ve seen so far from the system.

With extreme weather events causing serious disruption to British farms, Mark Owen-Lloyd, director of Photovolt Development Partners reckons solar can offer a win-win. 

Scottish dairy farmers looking to advance health monitoring on-farm can access support towards the cost of smaXtec’s cutting edge bolus technology through the newly announced Future Farming Investment Scheme (FFIS).

Farming is the backbone of the British countryside – and now it can be the foundation of energy independence too, according to Go Low Carbon.