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  • Our First Attempt at Silage Making

    The grass came out near black and toasted, but smelt sweet with the molasas, the cows liked it, but not much feed value left in it. The first silage that we saw demonstrated was at our local Farming College in the 1950's, they had a concrete tower silo that was loaded with a tractor driven cutter...
    Posted to Owd Fred's Blog (Weblog) by fretaw on Wed, Jan 6 2010

  • askham bryan college

    is anybody going to askham bryan college this year. if so what course are you doing and are you staying in there. im doing the fd in agriculture and im staying in. matty.
    Posted to The Next Generation (Forum) by matt simpson on Thu, Aug 27 2009

  • Foundation Degree Harper Adams

    Hi there, I am looking for some help on the Extended Foundation Degree Programme in Agricultural Engineering. Has anyone on here done it? I would like to know if you have to take a-levels to do this, but I don't want to go back to school. And Iwould prefer to go straight into a course like this....
    Posted to The Next Generation (Forum) by swacdc on Tue, Aug 25 2009

  • Time Flies. Spring is on it's way.

    So it's Sunday and I'm spending my time sat in Kensington, West London, writing my assignments for college and hopefully I'll get round to a blog or two. It's a lovely day, the temperature is creeping up slowly although some of you had snow again at the end of last week. Hopefully sowing...
    Posted to View From The Other Side Of The Fence (Weblog) by viewfromtheothersideofthefence on Sun, Mar 8 2009

  • RAGs to Life's Riches

    It's RAG week at Bishop Burton (Raise and Give Week) and on a scale of noise level, we've got everything from a sponsored silence tomorrow to a big disco on Thursday night - the Valentines' Ball. The Valentines event really starts on the night before when there's a Blind Date competition...
    Posted to College Calendar Blog (Weblog) by lizzie j on Sun, Feb 8 2009

  • College is a place to learn! What a bad lesson some college's give!

    I was very sad to learn that one of our forum members has felt pressured to remove their blog from this site. I read the blog and felt that the comments where in no way defamatory but merely reflected the thoughts of a number of students, in the 16-19 year old bracket, as to the relevance of some of...
    Posted to View From The Other Side Of The Fence (Weblog) by viewfromtheothersideofthefence on Sun, Jan 25 2009

  • Lambing...again!!? And off to colege we go......

    Saturday see's out last official shoot day. Its been a decent season with a few hiccups but all in all, its been good. Lambing just seems to be around and corner....i dont seem to know where the time has gone! I can still feel the pneumonia of sitting in a cold shed waiting for some sheep to lamb...
    Posted to Matty's Blog (Weblog) by matty s on Tue, Jan 20 2009

  • Are you cut out for being a Manager or an Entrepreneur?

    A research project has just been reported which studiedthe minds of successful managers compared with successful entrepreneurs... The entrepreneurs’ brains were more active in the region where “risky" and "hot" decisions are made. The Cambridge University researcher team go on to say that...
    Posted to People in farming (Forum) by HolisticHealth on Thu, Nov 13 2008

  • Pub, Pool and Biofuel

    Everything has changed a gear and life here is speeding past all of a sudden. We've settled into the week's timetable of lectures and have discovered the village pub. The Altisidora (named after a famous race horse) is an pub much loved for miles around. On a Tuesday, we have lectures from 9...
    Posted to College Calendar Blog (Weblog) by lizzie j on Tue, Oct 14 2008

  • Norfolk Four Course Rotation (1950's at college)

    All the young farm college students will laugh me off this page, because there does not seem to be such a thing as a full rotation these days. It seems a rotation for pests and diseases, and that's all. What you young un's must understand that there is a rotation to cope with weeds , mostly annual...
    Posted to Owd Fred's Blog (Weblog) by fretaw on Sat, Oct 4 2008
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