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ISSN 2044-0200 Inside this month: On Topic – Factors affecting sheep flock productivity, Cereals & Grain – Climing the highest Mountain, Arable – Procedures prevent black grass spread PLUS: Pig & Poultry, Climate, Security, Machinery, 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

Factors affecting sheep flock productivity

S Dr David Cutress: IBERS, Aberystwyth University.

10+ mins

Procedures prevent black-grass spread

Cleaning machinery at harvest can, understandably, fall by the wayside as pressure mounts. But failing to find the time to blow-down the combine, bailer, trailer and other machinery can spread black-grass between fields and increase production costs for years to come.

3 mins

Burgundy broccoli commences second UK harvest season

Following the successful launch of Burgundy Broccoli to the UK market in 2019, Lincolnshire-based seed developers Elsoms Seeds and growers Staples Vegetables Ltd, are entering the UK’s second season of production.

1 min

Early Sowing – The swings and roundabouts

The new season will soon be kicking off with oilseed rape sowings from early August onwards.

4 mins

Slurry & Dirty Water Management from Greencrop

Greencrop offers a range of dirty water and slurry spreading solutions; to spread slurry/ waste/dirty water from livestock farms, washing plants and AD Plants.

2 mins

Managing Changing Freshwater Availability And Water Scarcity On-Farm

Dr William Stiles: IBERS, Aberystwyth University

8 mins

Scotts send it's first Evolution to South Africa following Canadian recommendation

A UK manufacturer of vegetable harvesting and handling machinery has supplied its first to order to South Africa thanks to a recommendation from a Canadian company.

2 mins

7R Series leaps ahead

Just eight months after launching its new generation 7R Series tractors at Agritechnica 2019, John Deere has announced another significant update to the range. The new flagship 7R 350 model offers an ideal power to weight ratio to deliver unmatched acceleration and transport efficiency.

2 mins

Honda ATV

Contractor remains loyal to leading ATV brand after more than 30 years

4 mins

Range Rover Sport enhanced with special edition models and powerful new straight-six mild-hybrid diesels

The Range Rover Sport – Land Rover’s most dynamic model ever – has gained a suite of upgrades to enhance its appeal as the ultimate luxury performance SUV.

4 mins

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