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Farmers Weekly Ex SAS soldier Mick Hawkes spent four years breaking into farm complexes under cover in Northern Ireland to combat the IRA. The covert operations mainly involved working against terrorism, looking for hidden…

Farmers Weekly The novel addition of a camless pick-up on Kuhn’s new GA 8131 CL rake provides a degree of aeration to grass that lies between the two rotors. Mounted centrally behind the linkage, it lifts and agitates the…

Farmers Weekly Last month my comment was “puddles to dust” – how things change. It’s safe to say that my dryer is going to get much more exercise than with the 7% it dried in 2022. At the time of writing, we’re rained off,…

Farmers Weekly In what can often be a rush to hire a new recruit, clearly defining the employment status of that individual can sometimes be overlooked. Are they an employee, a worker or self-employed? Each has different…

Farmers Weekly The prolonged spell of unseasonal wet weather is causing concern among arable farmers about how long they can hold on to milling wheat premiums. Wheat crop quality is starting to suffer and growers in many…

Farmers Weekly A tailored dry-cow ration that delivers easy calving, controls milk fever and makes high-quality colostrum is the best start to a successful transition period. Further measures include monitoring body condition…

Farmers Weekly Implementing regenerative agriculture principles across 14,000ha is a central component of Dyson Farming’s long-term circular farming model, as it produces high-quality food with minimal environmental impact.…