technology

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF For six decades, blue tractors have been built in Basildon at a plant that’s evolved and undergone significant change to match the modern requirements of farming. CPM was invited to New Holland’s 60th birthday tour. By Martin Rickatson...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Results from the second year of trials using a novel technology to control weeds at harvest has proven to reduce grassweed levels by up to 70%. CPM finds out more. By Charlotte Cunningham Following success in 2022, a farmer-led project...

Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland Arla Foods has committed over £300 million between five of its UK sites with the aim of boosting UK manufacturing and the future of British dairy. In addition to previously announced plans for its Taw Valley site, Arla Foods said it will update...

Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has said it is considering a potential new fund to maximise value from innovation spending on agriculture and nature. The department has launched a new expert advisory group to...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Hutchinsons’ has made a substantial investment in its digital offering to provide an all-in-one farm management system which promises to deliver the goods for UK agriculture. CPM headed to London to hear more about the Omnia EasyPlan...

Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF The latest in a line of new UK fungicide launches, Miravis Plus, which features the long-awaited Adepidyn technology, is finally here. CPM learns why it’s hailed as a step-change in disease control. By Janine Adamson The last time CPM...

Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has announced the appointment of three new non-executive board members. Board members Julian Glover and Baroness Kate Rock begin their appointments today (Monday, May 13) and Nick...

Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland Zoetis is warning all farmers to take regular faecal egg count tests to help prevent unnecessary losses, as data shows that the risk period changes yearly. The animal health company said results from the 25 monitoring farms in its parasite watch...

Early morning tv news, reported that the UK had the wettest period (winter/spring), because of which less crops could be planted , so as the news report stated, "the UK has to rely on more imports of food", well thats hard to believe? or took alot of "intelligent" people to come to that...

Written by Matt Hopkins from Precision Ag The report highlights Biome Makers’ commitment to sustainability and the innovative use of its BeCrop technology. The post Biome Makers’ 2023 Impact Report Highlights Innovations in Regenerative Agriculture appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative...

Written by Brad Kish from Precision Ag AEM president Megan Tanel talks ag technology at this week's Celebration of Modern Agriculture on the Mall. The post AEM President Pleased to Promote Ag Technology appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative. Continue reading on the Precision Ag Website...

Written by Matt Hopkins from Precision Ag New Global Insight Series report dives into the ways that technology is advancing the agriculture industry, specifically in the irrigation realm. The post Global Insight Series Takes a Deep Dive Into Irrigation Technology appeared first on Global Ag...

Any recommendations? Radio is kaput, are any of the suspiciously cheap ones online any good or do I need to spend £100+?

Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has said the extension to the Seasonal Workers Scheme will be a “huge relief” for the horticulture and poultry sectors that “rely on seasonal workers”. In its response to John Shropshire’s Independent Review into...

Well they are aren’t they? Thwarting attempts by the democratically elected government to discourage illegal immigration. Throttling the economy with complex and highly restrictive planning processes. You can’t even divert a public footpath for health and safety reasons with any guarantee of...

Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland Cereals 2024 is being held in Bedfordshire this year and is little more than a month away, with John Deere being one company that is planning a strong presence at the event. Visitors to the event are promised their first look at John Deere’s new S7...

Written by Agriland Team from Agriland By Chris McCullough An ambitious young couple milking 350 sheep in Greece have future plans not only to expand the flock, but to improve their genetics by precision breeding. Situated at the foot of Mount Olympus, close to the town of Elassona, is...

Coverage of Defra’s Response to Independent Review into Labour Shortages in the Food Supply Chain Written by Defra Press Office There has been widespread media coverage following our announcement of new measures to address labour shortages in the food supply chain. The news was reported by...

Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland Krone has once again pushed the envelope with its latest four-rotor rake, claiming it to be the largest machine of its type on the market. Known as the Krone Swadro TC 1570, it is centred around the familiar V-frame concept, which has been adapted from...

Predicted that within 5 years new cars won't be offered with a manual gearbox. Change driven by rise (& legislation) of EVs but also by new drivers opting to learn only on automatics. Be a bit sad IMO as it's a pleasure & a skill to match gear changes to revs but with flappy paddles, I have...