Farmers Weekly Punctures are a pain at the best of times and, after his old 7.5m Lely twin-rotor rake tallied 18 of them in a single season, Cotswold farmer Simon Best decided to take some action. The rake was chopped in two!-->…
Guide by Centric Software Learn How Digitalization is Critical for Go-To-Market Success Keeping up with rapidly changing consumer behavior and market disruptions is difficult if your food and beverage business is still using!-->…
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Nearshoring draws more U.S. logistics investment to Mexico; Volkswagen issues temporary work!-->…
Chart of the Week: Outbound Tender Volume Index, National Truckload Index – USA SONAR: OTVI.USA, NTI.USA Truckload demand shot up 6% to end April as shipper requests for freight capacity hit their highest levels since the!-->…
Farmers Weekly I was grumbling the other day to the chief auctioneer in my local livestock market about how poisonously expensive store cattle have become this spring (an annual complaint I make to the poor man), but my!-->…
Farmers Weekly A dairy farmer who applied for Countryside Stewardship (CS) funding for hedgerow management has been paid under the old rate – despite Defra’s promise of an uplift in payment rates for farmers. David Brookes,!-->…
Farmers Weekly Banbury-based torque tool specialist Norbar used the Commercial Vehicle Show to demonstrate its battery-powered torque multipliers, the smallest of which is capable of accurately cranking up bolts to anything!-->…
Farmers Weekly On Thursday 27 April 2023, Farmers Weekly hosted its webinar on climate adaptation and resilience within the farm business with the Woodland Trust. Integrating trees into farming systems provides opportunities!-->…
Farmers Weekly Whether it’s a legal, tax, insurance, management or land issue, Farmers Weekly’s Business Clinic experts can help. Edward Beale, associate partner at Carter Jonas Rural, sets out the considerations for natural!-->…
Farmers Weekly It’s been horrible. We’ve had challenging weather, sick lambs, some appalling staff and bad grass silage to balance. The February lambs looked good after turnout with some sun on them. Then it started raining!-->…
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