What a difference a week of changeable weather can make.
As I am writing this article it is currently Farm Safety Week (July 18-22), which inadvertently lets you in on a little bit of Íæż½ã½ã magic with deadlines for articles always a week before actual publication.
We have been experiencing a more typical British summer than the past three years of scorching sun and high temperatures.
I have recently returned from an interesting few days visiting farms and conservation projects in Latvia.
June is the month that our new Holland telehandler goes back after its year long stay as part of the Up to Speed scheme with the Prince’s Countryside Fund.
May used to be my favourite month, but it is becoming a very busy one. Too busy to properly enjoy, what with turnout and silaging, along with all the tasks which are required in preparation.
Hello everyone. I am not sure what to write for my initial In Your Field piece, but I suppose I should introduce myself first.
Following the swedes and turnips, the original plan was to disc the ground to prepare the seedbed for barley, but it was too hard and we had to plough.
Lambing’s almost over (at last) and calving is well through here at Hundleshope.