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Hi, is there anyone who fixes these electric fencers cheers lads

I have a MF 575 here, does the job. Cab is rough enough and is not a comfortable tractor but starts first go, dont do too much with her.. spread a bit of muck, fertiliser, topping, lifts a few bales thats all.. Clutch needs attention and other bits but other than that she does what says on the...

I must admit, I would assume there would be a thread about this by now. Sorry if I’ve missed it. it seems quite serious and totally incompetent by the water company the day they said the water was safe without having the tests . Last night, the news was saying the contamination came from a...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Switching things up, the Cereals Event has a new format this year aimed at providing a greater focus on regenerative practices, as well as continuing with the staple favourites such as the crop plots and soil hole. CPM takes a look at...

Interested to hear if anyone has a Discovery Sport. Thinking of getting a used one (6 or 7 years old), but of course hearing the usual warnings about Land Rover products 😂

BFS is hiring a plant operative Billericay Fertiliser Services is looking for a plant operative to make and dispatch the liquid fertilisers we supply to farmers. The successful candidate will fulfill a key role in this long-established, progressive business, and will be working within a small...

Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland President of the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU), William Irvine, had three priority messages to communicate at this year’s Balmoral Show. These are: the need to secure a higher farm support fund for agriculture in Northern Ireland; the necessity to push...

Well I finally 🎉🎉🎉 have someone coming to look at making up a road up the hill to a derelict cottage we own. The situation has gotten critical due to a tiny roof leak becoming a more serious one, but there's no chance of getting work started because the track is so bad it's only accessible by...

So the age old question of what is the best waterproof bib and brace? Not a fan of flexothanes but what’s everyone using?

Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland French tractors are rare machines at Irish vintage events, despite France putting a great deal of effort into creating a post-war tractor industry to serve a new generation of farmers. Indeed, so enthusiastic was the government of France of the time...

I hope someone can help, this problem cannot be unique. This is a Ford 6810 with a water filter and a tap below it. A hose from top of engine runs to this tap. The tap is leaking so on advice got a new tap. It was a bit of a fight but I got the tap fitted. Even used Ptfe tape. The last job was...

We've been approached regarding replacing the windows in the farmhouse on our AHA farm. Several of the old wooden windows are rotten and need replacing as a matter of course. However, or landlord is saying we should pay for half of the replacement cost. This isn't upkeep, or painting, it's...

Why do the legalese always have to be so intuitive. Does this process take a long time mostly or can it go through quickly? I read an article on right move this one can take ages due to seller having to negotiate between all interested parties until something is settled on. Is that usually...

Looking to change our pickup,we currently have a manual l200 but the gearing is quite high especially when starting on a hill with 60 spring lambs in a Gamic tri axle livestock trailer.So we are considering an Auto and I was wondering what the pros and cons are.We are looking at a Ranger,Hi Lux...

Just wondered on the state of peoples farms, personally I strongly dislike a messy farm with junk and rubbish getting in the way but not everyone feels as strongly as me it seems unfortunately. Its improving but not its not as good as I would like. How about your farm?

Got a new battery for my Can-Am buggy and it’s one of those AGM batteries that you have to pour the acid into and wait nearly an hour for. It also states to charge it then with a 1amp motorcycle charger. I only have a Noco G26000 and the lowest setting I see is a repair mode 1.5A. Can I use...

We don’t employ any staff but were told by our insurers today that our tractor and loader needs to have a LOLER certificate. Does anyone else do this?

Written by Maeve Hennessy from Agriland The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) has put together its management tips for farmers as slurry tanks on many farms “remain full” following the prolonged wet spell. According to CAFRE, farmers in zones 1 and 2 of Northern...

I've got around 250tons of silage in a clamp that floor needs attention on. Has anyone had any luck moving silage and re-clamping it? Would agbag work? It's a new pit with faulty floor so tarmac company going to resolve. Should I go for compensation on wasted silage?

Written by Agriland Team from Agriland A farming business in Faversham, Kent has been fined for “multiple health and safety breaches” which placed employees and others at risk, according to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The farming business named as Seymour Stevens Ltd., operated a...