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Cereals-pulse intercropping project seeks UK trial farmers
Farmers Weekly A new project investigating the potential for legume-cereal intercropping across Europe is looking for 20 UK growers to host on-farm trials. The leguminose project aims to increase the uptake of cereal/pulse…
Northumberland and Wiltshire farms on market soon
Farmers Weekly Allens Green Farm in the heart of the South Tyne Valley has outstanding views over Northumberland National Park and will come to the market soon. The holding is at Bardon Mill near Hexham and has 281 acres of…
Business Clinic: What are the legal and tax issues on a gifted barn?
Farmers Weekly Whether it’s a legal, tax, insurance, management or land issue, Farmers Weekly’s Business Clinic experts can help. Tracey Ashford, legal director and property specialist at law firm Thrings, and Carly Drummond,…
Lishman’s AgroLog offers wireless grain moisture readings
Farmers Weekly A wireless probe that takes moisture and temperature measurements in stored crops – such as grain and oilseeds – provides quick access of the readings on a mobile phone and other remote devices. The 2m AgroLog…
Farmer Focus: Technical analysis can’t replace gut feeling
Farmers Weekly Puddles to dust in no time flat, June has been good for haymaking if nothing else. Volatility has been the only real constant in recent years, be it prices, costs or weather, but that is farming nowadays. In…
FW Awards 2023: Ag Student of the Year finalists
Farmers Weekly This year’s finalists radiate passion for the future of the sector and demonstrate strong academic achievements through hard work. Each of them is a brilliant example of how seizing every opportunity,…
This Week in Farming: Groundswell, muck and profiteering
Farmers Weekly Howdy and welcome to another edition of This Week in Farming, a run-through of the best of this week’s Farmers Weekly content. Here are five topics from the past seven days that you really won’t want to have…
Guernsey herd A2 yoghurt gives Canadian farm a viable business
Farmers Weekly A small family dairy farm in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island is back in production with a different breed of cow and an entirely new business model. Caroline and Mark Nagtegaal rented land and milked…
TuSimple Eyes US Exit, Hires Bankers
TuSimple is exploring strategic alternatives for its U.S. operations, including a sale, which would see the self-driving truck technology provider focus on Asia-Pacific activities.
Key Inflation Gauge Hits Two-Year Low in May
An inflation index that is closely monitored by the Federal Reserve tumbled in May to its lowest level since April 2021, pulled down by lower gas prices and slower-rising food costs.
