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  • Pigeon Control

    Hi I have just joined after reading some posts about farmers and pigeon problems on Rape, freshly drilled fields and harvest crops. I am looking to build relationships with some farmers in Norfolk, where we can help each other. I am looking for land that I can shoot vermin (pigeons crows etc) in return...
    Posted to Crop comments (Forum) by peter6371 on Tue, Mar 1 2011

  • in peas

    back onto smaller kit, we cracked on with the peas while it was dry
    Posted to adam's gallery (Gallery) by adam19493 on Sun, Sep 27 2009

  • Peas or beans in Devon

    Anyone growing feed peas or beans in Devon this year? I'm looking to buy 2 or 3 tonnes. Would also like to buy a small quantity now just to try out in my rations. No point buying if the animals won't eat it!!!
    Posted to Crop comments (Forum) by LJPrior1 on Sun, Mar 2 2008

  • Re: Field beans

    Aside from the inevitable consequences of our weather, the prospects for beans (and peas) for 08 look pretty good to me - providing you can get the quality (read bruchid damage). The amount of land that's gone into (second) wheat suggests area will be down, yet the markets are still there....at least...
    Posted to Crop comments (Forum) by Paul Spackman on Mon, Dec 10 2007

  • Re: Maize

    Not a huge amount Tas, at least not compared with France et al. According to DEFRA June 2007 statistics maize accounts for 130,800ha last year (up 5%). In comparison wheat totals 1,693,000ha, barley (all) 566,400ha, oilseed rape 564,200ha, potatoes 105,300ha, sugar beet 122,200ha, beans 116,000ha, peas...
    Posted to Crop comments (Forum) by Mike Abram - Arable Deputy Editor on Wed, Oct 10 2007

  • Processing Peas in NZ

    Flowering processing pea crop, Rokeby, New Zealand.
    Posted to Tas Cowboy's Gallery (Gallery) by Tas Cowboy on Tue, Oct 2 2007

  • Pea Harvest 2007

    SBP Ltd (Scottish Borders Produce) harvesting a crop of Sherwood vining peas at McGregor Farms(Coldstream) Ltd next to the River Tweed on the Scottish / English border at Lees Farm, Coldstream. Coldstream is in the background.
    Posted to Harvest Highlights 2007 Gallery (Gallery) by Isabel Davies on Wed, Jul 18 2007
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