Farming Monthly National Magazine - September 2019
Farming Monthly National Magazine - September 2019
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ISSN 2044-0200 Inside this month: On Topic – The rise of vertical farming, Arable – Future proofing cereals for climate change drought conditions, Potatoes - British Potato 2019 show preview ….PLUS: Tips for better hedgecutting, Pests, Security, Muck & Slurry, Grain, ATV, Motors and much more... Farming Monthly National - THE publication for farmers and landowners in print and digital format. Visit our website at www.farmingmonthly.co.uk
The Rise Of Vertical Farming
With over 7,800 high-rise buildings, the city of Hong Kong soars above all others. More than 300 of its buildings surpass 490 feet, with more people living over 15 floors above ground level than anywhere else in the world. Having a skyline in the clouds helps the densely populated metropolis to prosper where space is restricted. Agriculture has taken note of this construction technique, as vertical farming creates impressive yields.
3 mins
Future Proofing Cereals For Climate Change Drought Conditions
Research uncovers gene that improves drought resistance in cereals.
3 mins
Blight Trials Target Application Techniques
In such a challenging season for potato blight, application techniques have shown the potential to make a significant difference in preventing disease infection and maintaining a cleaner, greener crop canopy.
2 mins
Poachers Warned As Police Step Up Rural Crime Operation
Police in North Yorkshire have warned poachers that their illegal behaviour will not be tolerated as autumn approaches.
3 mins
Farm Buildings Are Central To Farming Operations, Playing A Core Role In Storage, Shelter & Security
Given their integral use, it comes as no surprise that there are a myriad of risks – and if something does go wrong, the impact can be felt keenly. Toby Baker, of Farmers and Mercantile Insurance Brokers (FMIB), looks at the common risks of fire and theft and outlines how farmers can minimise chances of such events occurring.
3 mins
Rollant 520: Reliable In All Conditions
CLAAS is introducing its new ROLLANT 520 fixed-chamber round baler, as the new entry model in the 1.25-m segment.
2 mins
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Language: English
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