In a development that would be shockingly good news for the trucking industry, Pennsylvania’s governor says Interstate 95 in northeast Philadelphia will reopen in two weeks. Two weeks from the Saturday announcement would put!-->…
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Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Exports of Mexican-built cargo trucks up 34% in May; a California commercial border crossing!-->…
Farmers Weekly York-based fabricator Camfab has added to the welter of front box options with a new version designed to hook directly to the tractor’s tombstone. The Smartbox weighs 400kg as standard, but there is plenty of!-->…
Farmers Weekly We are at a crossroads in our farming journey. Chris’s family have milked cows on this farm since 1956, but what has been a successful dairy enterprise for so long just doesn’t seem to be working here anymore.!-->…
Farmers Weekly A small herd of traditional Luing cattle is to be introduced to Northern Ireland’s Mourne Mountains in a bid to restore wildlife following a devastating fire. The mountains were ravaged by one of the largest!-->…
Farmers Weekly Farmers and advisers wishing to know more about reducing greenhouse gas emissions from within agriculture can now benefit from a new online course launched by Basis. The Principles of Carbon and Net Zero course!-->…
Farmers Weekly Farmers interested in growing pulses can get involved with a new £5.9m Defra-funded project that aims to increase the UK area of pulses from 5% to 20% and cut agricultural emissions. Over the four-year Nitrogen!-->…
Farmers Weekly Having established itself building front-weight toolboxes and swath rollers, Spalding-based fabricator GT Agricultural Engineering has moved on to bigger pieces of kit. One of the latest projects completed by!-->…
Farmers Weekly “Never cast a cloot until May is oot” is a saying we use every year when we are experiencing cold, windy weather during May. Changeable weather is something we are used to in this part of the world. It can be!-->…
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