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You are a winner....

Got some exciting news for you all. You've just picked up a nice award. Confused? Let me explain... Last night FWi won a gong at the annual Association of Online Publisher's Awards. It was an award aimed at sites - like us - that have been finding ways to get readers talking more to us journalists...

Posted to Diary of a forum (Weblog) by Isabel Davies on Thu, Oct 2 2008
Coming soon...

Welcome to FW's new College Calendar blog. Nineteen-year-old Lizzie Jennings, a student at Bishop Burton College in Yorkshire, and 20-year-old Rob Cotton, who is at Harper, will be writing a monthly column in the Farmlife section of Farmers Weekly and providing more regular updates of life as a student...

Posted to College Calendar Blog (Weblog) by Isabel Davies on Tue, Sep 16 2008
I want to buy an old Farmers Weekly Issue.

Hi, My dad has been receiving Farmers Weekly magazine since he was about 16 and its always been his favourite magazine as he has such a love for his job. He turns 50 next month and i really want to get him an issue from when he was born, so I'm just wondering if anyone has any back issues from 1958...

Posted to Talking Point (Forum) by becksab on Sun, Aug 24 2008
Promlem solved!

I have overcome 2 problems - The first being my timesheets, it took me till 11 last night and then a bit of tonight to do them but there done now - i have just worked out i'm working a 45 hour week and this is harvest!! We should be doing double this!!! Never mind thats sorted - it did take me a...

Posted to Matty's Blog (Weblog) by matty s on Fri, Aug 8 2008
Winter barley harvest

Winter barley being harvested by contractors Scott & Scott in Cambridgeshire

Posted to Harvest Highlights 2008 Gallery (Gallery) by Mike Abram - Arable Deputy Editor on Thu, Jul 31 2008
Winter barley harvest

Winter barley being harvested by contractors Scott & Scott between Duxford and Royston on 25 July.

Posted to Harvest Highlights 2008 Gallery (Gallery) by Mike Abram - Arable Deputy Editor on Thu, Jul 31 2008
Howard Emmett

OSR harvest on Howard Emmett's farm on the Roseland Peninsula, Cornwall. There were two varieties harvested, Astrid and Castille. The 33 acres of Astrid harvested averaged a yield of 1.42 a tonne and 8.3% moisture, whereas the Castille had an average yield of 1.54 a tonne and 12% moisture.

Posted to Harvest Highlights 2008 Gallery (Gallery) by Isabel Davies on Thu, Jul 24 2008
Enjoying the day

Posted to Royal Welsh Show 2008 - general show pictures (Gallery) by Isabel Davies on Wed, Jul 23 2008
Jimmy, Fwispace and going to the prom in style!!

I thought i would make an effort with the farmers weekly best photo/picture competition. Thats why i scrapped my 1st idea = i was tempted to make a small video singing happy birthday to FWI space, however i relised that it would be the equivilent of chopping my man hood off and loose any possible chance...

Posted to Matty's Blog (Weblog) by matty s on Wed, Jul 16 2008
Our younger readers get younger and younger...

I couldn't resist this picture of baby Harvey and his Dad which has been sent in by his Mum, Sarah Stern. "Please find attached a picture of our newborn baby born 6 weeks early on the 16th of May. This is a picture of Harvey and his daddy reading the Farmers Weekly from his cot on the special...

Posted to Diary of a forum (Weblog) by Isabel Davies on Tue, Jun 24 2008

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