Articles by Date : March 24 2008 - March 30 2008

Cluttons rural taken over by Smiths Gore
One of the oldest names in land agency will disappear after the takeover of Cluttons' rural division by property business Smiths Gore. more
(30 March 2008 12:00)

Disease-free crops reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Fungicides help slow down climate change, according to new research. Mike Abram reports more
(30 March 2008 10:00)

Picture story: Have you got pictures you want to share?
Farmers continue to upload pictures to the FWiSpace picture galleries so they can share them with others in the industry. Why don't you send us some.... more
(30 March 2008 09:00)

Tramspread Duo umbilical slurry system combines hose-reel, dribble-bar and splash-plates
An umbilical slurry applicator has been introduced by Tramspread. more
(30 March 2008 09:00)

Eyespot control more easily justified due to higher prices
Wheat growers could have more reason to spray for eyespot this season, as Paul Spackman discovers. more
(30 March 2008 08:00)

WRECKERS YARD: Getaway Case CS ploughs through everything in its path
This Case CS crashed into a garden in Northampton after going on a two mile wrecking spree. more
(29 March 2008 20:03)

Levy boards will ring-fence producer money
John Bridge pic in Levy folder 28 March News The man in charge of restructuring England's agricultural levy boards has rejected accusations that.... more
(29 March 2008 14:00)

Welsh meat sales on the rise in 2008 according to Hybu Cig Cymru
Retail sales of Welsh lamb and beef rose significantly in the first two months of 2008. more
(29 March 2008 12:00)

4 days to go to the Agricultural Buildings Show
Whether it's a grainstore, cubicle shed, dairy parlour or straw yard, the Agricultural Buildings Show is a good place to get some ideas. more
(29 March 2008 09:00)

Avoid routine spraying to stop resistant pollen beetle spread
Pyrethroid-resistant pollen beetles are an increasing threat to UK oilseed rape crops, but avoiding unnecessary spraying could reduce the risk of the.... more
(29 March 2008 08:00)

Sprayer demos to reduce spray drift
Reducing spray drift will be a key feature on Agrovista’s stand at Cereals 2008 more
(29 March 2008 00:00)

Tesco increases milk price but strings attached
Tesco has confirmed that it is raising the price it pays farmers for their milk by 0.5p/litre, but has added an extra condition for suppliers. more
(28 March 2008 20:00)

Safety 1: Falls from height
Gravity can be a hard master, whether you're up a ladder, on the roof of a building or anywhere else off the ground. more
(28 March 2008 20:00)

Dairy Crest changes contracts to encourage increased production
Milk processor Dairy Crest has announced changes to its milk contracts to offer producers more flexibility and encourage them to expand production. more
(28 March 2008 14:00)

Bluetongue confirmed on New Forest farm
DEFRA has extended the bluetongue protection zone, following confirmation of disease on premises in Hampshire. more
(28 March 2008 13:00)

Tackling endometritis (whites) on-farm saves money
Endometritis, or whites as it's more commonly known, hinders fertility, adding costs and reducing yield more
(28 March 2008 11:00)

Another 52 cases of blackgrass resistance to Atlantis confirmed
The number of cases of blackgrass resistant to Atlantis has risen again. Louise Impey has the exclusive. more
(28 March 2008 10:00)

New rotary toppers from Opico and Spearhead
The advent of spring has prompted a fresh flush of pasture toppers. more
(28 March 2008 09:00)

Farm managers get 25% salary boost according to Institute of Agricultural Management
Farm managers are getting paid more, but are only as good as the team they appoint, says Farmers Weekly Farm Manager of the Year Finalist Andrew.... more
(28 March 2008 09:00)

Plans in place for sugar beet's future, says British Sugar managing director
The sugar beet sector is surrounded by uncertainty after swingeing beet price cuts and ongoing political uncertainty. Crops asked British Sugar's.... more
(28 March 2008 08:00)