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5 Ways To Cut Costs In Your Agricultural Business Today Guide 3 days ago

5 Ways To Cut Costs In Your Agricultural Business Today

Agriculture has always been and will continue to be a low-margin industry: it’s hard for producers to differentiate their products or create a brand. Because of this, people in the sector need to find ways to cut costs, boost revenues, and ensure that they make their operations as efficient as possible. But how?
Should You Start Getting Into Farming As A Career? Guide 1 week ago

Should I Get Into Farming As A Career?

Are you thinking about starting a new career? You might want to consider farming. If you take the right steps here, get experience and understand the gap in supply and demand, you can earn good money.
Don't Fall Into The Pitfall Of Buying A Stolen Farm Vehicle Advice 2 weeks ago

Don't Fall Into The Pitfall Of Buying A Stolen Farm Vehicle

Are you looking to save money on your farm vehicle purchases? If so, you might consider purchasing a used vehicle. This is a great way to save money and you can find high-quality machines that will serve you well for years. However, depending on where you’re searching for your used machine, there is a chance that it could have been stolen. Here’s our tips to stop you getting caught out...
How to write a farm machinery advert… Advice 2 weeks ago

How to write a farm machinery advert…

A good advert can help to sell your machinery faster and for more money, so it's important that you take time to make your advert as good as possible. Clear and high-quality pictures are crucial, but so is the text and description in your advert. Here's our guide to help you write the perfect advert...
Can You Make Money From Alpaca Farming? Guide 3 weeks ago

Can You Make Money From Alpaca Farming?

Alpacas - the kind of half-sheep, half-camel-like animals from Peru - are creating quite a stir in the farming community. Not only are they suited to the climate in wet and dreary places, like the UK, but they may be a new and exciting way for people in the industry to make money.
8 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Buying A Quad Bike For Your Farm Guide 3 weeks ago

8 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Buying A Quad Bike For Your Farm

Quad bikes aren't just for fun: they're a vital tool that enables farmers to do their work. With quad bikes, farmers can go off-road, traverse fields, check up on livestock, and quickly nip from one part of their land to another. They're an indispensable tool.
4 ways to sell your farm machinery fast... Advice 3 weeks ago

4 ways to sell your farm machinery fast...

Are you sitting on a pile of money and you don’t know it? A Classic Ford County Tractor recently sold for a record-breaking £94,500, imagine if one of those was lying around your yard! We don’t want you to miss out so we’ve created some top tips on how to make money from your old machinery.
Top 5 Tips for Diversifying Your Farm Guide 1 month ago

Top 5 Tips for Diversifying Your Farm

Running and operating a farm can be a fulfilling career choice especially if you have a preference for rural communities and scenery as opposed to corporate offices and busy cities. However, much of the business strategies that are successful in a corporate environment can also apply to rural businesses such as farming.
How to keep your farm secure Advice 1 month ago

How to keep your farm secure

While it’s true that average crime rates tend to be lower in rural areas, it’s also fair to say that rural crime is on the rise. Indeed, according to a report from 2018, rural crime has reached the highest point in the last five years. Due to this, it’s vital that farmers are taking the right steps to protect their land and their property as anything valuable could be at risk of theft. Here are some tips on how to keep things secure and safe...
Samson PG II tanker review Review 1 month ago

Samson PG II tanker review

If you are looking for a top spec trailed slurry tanker, from an established, proven international manufacturer with a long history of offering excellent machines, look no further.
How to Prevent Agricultural Theft Guide 1 month ago

How to Prevent Agricultural Theft

Base on data from claims, rural crime cost the United Kingdom a whopping £44.5 million last year, an increase of around 13.4% of the previous year. This is the fastest rate of growth of rural crime since 2010 and is now becoming an easy money-making opportunity for organised gangs.
Charity Shines Light On Mental Health Dangers For Farmers Feature 1 month ago

Charity Shines Light On Mental Health Dangers For Farmers

According to most recent studies, one in four people in the UK will be diagnosed with a mental illness. Experts have been pointed farmers have one of the careers where mental issue issues can be prevalent and overlooked.
More needed to provide mental health support for farmers Feature 2 months ago

More mental health support for farmers needed

Speaking at the RABI annual general meeting, NFU Vice President Stuart Roberts has highlighted new challenges that the British farming industry will be facing such as mental health support for rural areas, emphasizing the need for improved NHS resources in the countryside to help those who are struggling to cope.
John Deere launch versatile 3038E compact News 2 months ago

John Deere launch versatile 3038E compact

John Deere has launched a new compact, economic tractor that is versatile and suitable for customers ranging from small-scale livestock and equestrian operations to rural property owners and landscape contractors.
John Deere develop an electric, cable powered tractor News 5 months ago

John Deere develop an electric, cable powered tractor

John Deere’s research project GridCON has developed a 400hp electric cable powered tractor. Development of the tractor is part of John Deere’s continued aspirations in the electrification of agricultural machinery, designed to offer new opportunities for farmers wanting to supply and use their own energy.
5 Facts Farmers Can No Longer Ignore About Drones Advice 5 months ago

5 Facts Farmers Can No Longer Ignore About Drones

The early days of drone technology are now behind us. In the past drones were difficult to use, control and were completely unreliable. They were certainly not suitable for use in an industry or business setting, today things have changed.
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