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High output slurry handling from Bauer
19/03/2010 13:55:00 FWi - All News
Weighing in at 3t less than its steel counterparts, this triple-axle 24,000-litre tanker is made out of the same polyester-type material used in yacht manufacture and represents the future in high output slurry handling, says Spreadwise who imports the Bauer units from Austria.
Joskin trailing shoe ideal for dry conditions
19/03/2010 13:51:00 FWi - All News
This 6m Joskin trailing shoe from Tramspread has been adapted for umbilical work after starting life on a tanker.
Exotic crops call for exotic storage
19/03/2010 13:20:00 FWi - All News
Think of crop stores and your thoughts inevitably turn to grain silos, potato stores or even silage clamps. But for farmers who grow unusual crops - like blueberries, asparagus or globe artichokes, for instance - storage requirements can become pretty involved.
Loose housing is important despite costs
19/03/2010 11:44:00 FWi - All News
Cubicle housing may have become the norm but there is still a case for a generous area of loose housing, as Andy Collings reports.
Welsh badger cull hearing set to begin
19/03/2010 11:41:00 FWi - All News
The legal challenge to the Welsh Assembly government's badger culling trial is set to begin on Monday 22 March.
VIDEO: Outwintering cattle on woodchip pads is green and healthy
19/03/2010 11:17:00 FWi - All News
Outwintering cattle on woodchip pads could prove the answer to housing issues, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving cattle health.
Tax allowances on building features are still there to be had
19/03/2010 10:44:00 FWi - All News
Tax allowances on new buildings may have gone, but there are still useful ones to be had on features like insulation, lighting, ventilation and water heating. Suzie Horne reports.
Official report on Dairy Farmers of Britain days away
19/03/2010 09:31:00 FWi - All News
An official report into the collapse of co-op Dairy Farmers of Britain will be published next week.
RSPCA concern over 8000-cow dairy herd
18/03/2010 17:39:00 FWi - All News
The RSPCA has voiced "very strong concerns" over proposals to site an 8000-cow dairy herd in rural Lincolnshire.
First Milk to close Scottish island creamery
18/03/2010 17:30:00 FWi - All News
Dairy co-op First Milk is to stop production at its loss-making Rothesay creamery on the Isle of Bute, bringing to an end 40 years of cheesemaking at the site.
Building in enough ventilation is vital for healthy cows
18/03/2010 17:26:00 FWi - All News
Cows don't like draughts but they do like plenty of fresh air to keep them cool, whether it's summer or winter.
Steering ram lock could help beat tractor thieves
18/03/2010 15:37:00 FWi - All News
Ramlok from Lincoln security specialist Lincmaster is designed to fit any machine with hydraulic steering rams.
Making the most of Culm grassland
18/03/2010 15:22:00 FWi - All News
Wet, rushy pasture can be difficult to manage - but with a little care it can become a profitable part of the farming system.
Berthoud sprayer boom has a choice of pivot modes
18/03/2010 14:50:00 FWi - All News
The latest Berthoud Kondor boom, with its variable geometry and in-cab pivot control, was on show this week in Cambridgeshire.
Bourns continues as NFU poultry chairman
18/03/2010 14:39:00 FWi - All News
Charles Bourns has been re-elected as chairman of the NFU poultry board.
Supplement post-lambing after cold winter slows grass
18/03/2010 13:27:00 FWi - All News
With prolonged cold weather preventing grass growth from getting going in most regions, supplementing ewes post-lambing is essential, according to sheep consultant David Evans, from Rural Options.
Farmers urged to apply for NVZ derogation before deadline
18/03/2010 13:04:00 FWi - All News
Thousands of livestock farmers are being reminded that they only have until the 31 March to apply for a derogation to NVZ regulations that could save them thousands of pounds a year.
Elizabeth Elder: Moles and stockjudging
18/03/2010 12:27:00 FWi - All News
New Farmlife columnist Elizabeth Elder discusses the trouble with moles and her tactics for stockjudging.
RPA to publish latest subsidy details
18/03/2010 12:07:00 FWi - All News
The Rural Payments Agency is to publish the latest set of English subsidy payment details by the end of April.
VIDEO: Barometer farmer Peter Sands
18/03/2010 11:09:00 FWi - All News
A flexible and simple management strategy is helping our new western Barometer cut costs. James Andrews visits Peter Sands in Staffordshire.
Loose housing is important despite costs
19/03/2010 11:44:00 FWi - Livestock News
Cubicle housing may have become the norm but there is still a case for a generous area of loose housing, as Andy Collings reports.
Welsh badger cull hearing set to begin
19/03/2010 11:41:00 FWi - Livestock News
The legal challenge to the Welsh Assembly government's badger culling trial is set to begin on Monday 22 March.
VIDEO: Outwintering cattle on woodchip pads is green and healthy
19/03/2010 11:17:00 FWi - Livestock News
Outwintering cattle on woodchip pads could prove the answer to housing issues, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving cattle health.
RSPCA concern over 8000-cow dairy herd
18/03/2010 17:39:00 FWi - Livestock News
The RSPCA has voiced "very strong concerns" over proposals to site an 8000-cow dairy herd in rural Lincolnshire.
Building in enough ventilation is vital for healthy cows
18/03/2010 17:26:00 FWi - Livestock News
Cows don't like draughts but they do like plenty of fresh air to keep them cool, whether it's summer or winter.
Making the most of Culm grassland
18/03/2010 15:22:00 FWi - Livestock News
Wet, rushy pasture can be difficult to manage - but with a little care it can become a profitable part of the farming system.
Supplement post-lambing after cold winter slows grass
18/03/2010 13:27:00 FWi - Livestock News
With prolonged cold weather preventing grass growth from getting going in most regions, supplementing ewes post-lambing is essential, according to sheep consultant David Evans, from Rural Options.
Farmers urged to apply for NVZ derogation before deadline
18/03/2010 13:04:00 FWi - Livestock News
Thousands of livestock farmers are being reminded that they only have until the 31 March to apply for a derogation to NVZ regulations that could save them thousands of pounds a year.
Upland tenants could miss out on payments
18/03/2010 08:00:00 FWi - Livestock News
Upland tenant farmers whose landlords have a Heritage Agreement to avoid paying Inheritance Tax could miss out on thousands of pounds in farm support
Spring - have you seen it yet?
18/03/2010 07:45:00 FWi - Livestock News
Farmers are noticing the effects of the hard winter and late spring - and not just in terms of its effects on livestock management
RPA error leads to payment form recall
18/03/2010 07:30:00 FWi - Livestock News
The Rural Payments Agency has been forced to recall hundreds of single payment scheme forms after farmers were sent the wrong documents
UK fined £15.9m for CAP errors
17/03/2010 15:29:00 FWi - Livestock News
The UK has been ordered to repay the European Commission almost £16m for failing to meet rules surrounding the CAP
Fort Dodge awarded licence for BTV 8 vaccine
17/03/2010 13:35:00 FWi - Livestock News
Fort Dodge has been awarded an EU licence for its Zulvac 8 bluetongue vaccines
Market report: Dairy margins feel the squeeze
17/03/2010 11:04:00 FWi - Livestock News
Dairy producers' margins over purchased feed fell by 3.3% in January, compared with January 2009, according to data from Promar Milkminder
Market report: Sow prices show signs of improvement
17/03/2010 10:47:00 FWi - Livestock News
GB sow prices have risen by 10% in euro terms since the beginning of January, to almost 102p/kg liveweight in the week ended 6 March for export specification carcasses
Excessive tail docking could affect SFP
17/03/2010 07:00:00 FWi - Livestock News
Docking sheep's tails to an excessively short length could result in prosecution and a reduction in Single Farm Payment, according to Animal Health
RPA answering your Single Payment Scheme queries
17/03/2010 07:00:00 FWi - Livestock News
Farmers are taking the opportunity to quiz the Rural Payments Agency about how to fill in this year's SP5 form
Case study – Bovine viral diarrhoea in the dairy herd
16/03/2010 11:34:00 FWi - Livestock News
Identifying BVD through bulk milk testing has helped a Somerset dairy farmer improve calf health and fertility.
Dairy Event and Livestock Show improvements outlined
16/03/2010 11:17:00 FWi - Livestock News
Farmers visiting this year's Dairy Event and Livestock Show, the first to be held at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, will notice several improvements
New maize ripeness index gives clearer picture of maturity
16/03/2010 10:58:00 FWi - Livestock News
A new maize crop ripeness index based on a nationwide field trial programme is being developed to give a better indication of maturity than traditional data
Exotic crops call for exotic storage
19/03/2010 13:20:00 FWi - Arable News
Think of crop stores and your thoughts inevitably turn to grain silos, potato stores or even silage clamps. But for farmers who grow unusual crops - like blueberries, asparagus or globe artichokes, for instance - storage requirements can become pretty involved.
VIDEO: Barometer farmer Peter Sands
18/03/2010 11:09:00 FWi - Arable News
A flexible and simple management strategy is helping our new western Barometer cut costs. James Andrews visits Peter Sands in Staffordshire.
Peas and beans feel the pressure
17/03/2010 16:14:00 FWi - Arable News
Pulse markets are feeling the pressure, with limited export demand and strong competition from other suppliers, but the Processors and Growers Research Organisation is adamant the crop has a positive future.
Farmer topples his own wheat world record
17/03/2010 15:20:00 FWi - Arable News
A New Zealand farmer has beaten his own record for growing the world's highest-yielding wheat crop.
US sugar beet growers given go ahead to plant GM beet again
17/03/2010 15:14:00 FWi - Arable News
US growers will be able to plant genetically modified herbicide-tolerant sugar beet across the country this spring after a judge denied a motion calling for a temporary ban on planting.
Management Matters: Shifting focus from barley to stock
17/03/2010 13:26:00 FWi - Arable News
It's long been Scotland's crop, but John Scott is now looking strategically at the future of spring barley as the mainstay of this arable business. Ian Ashbridge visited him
Market report: Good time to sell oilseeds, says co-op
17/03/2010 13:17:00 FWi - Arable News
Farmers should consider capitalising on recently improved oilseed rape prices, according to United Oilseeds' Owen Cligg
Atlantis likely to coincide with T0 fungicides
17/03/2010 10:30:00 FWi - Arable News
Don't rush into applying sulfonylurea herbicides until weeds are showing sustained active growth, even though soil temperatures are rising, warns Agrovista technical manager Mark Hemmant
Crop Watch: Soils still too cold for sulfonylurea
17/03/2010 10:30:00 FWi - Arable News
Spring drilling is making good progress, but soils are still too cold for sulfonylureas to be applied, say our Crop Watch agronomists.
RPA answering your Single Payment Scheme queries
17/03/2010 07:00:00 FWi - Arable News
Farmers are taking the opportunity to quiz the Rural Payments Agency about how to fill in this year's SP5 form
New maize ripeness index gives clearer picture of maturity
16/03/2010 10:58:00 FWi - Arable News
A new maize crop ripeness index based on a nationwide field trial programme is being developed to give a better indication of maturity than traditional data
Fungicide adds to pea disease control options
15/03/2010 16:37:00 FWi - Arable News
Bean fungicide, Signum (pyraclostrobin + boscalid), has had its approval extended to combining and vining peas for this season.
Pest control enhanced by vining pea seed treatment
15/03/2010 16:11:00 FWi - Arable News
Growers using imported vining pea seed could find their seed protected by thiamethoxam this season.
Dry weather risk for pre-emergence pulse herbicides
15/03/2010 16:00:00 FWi - Arable News
Continued dry weather could put pre-emergence herbicide effectiveness at risk in pea and bean crops this spring, PGRO's Jim Scrimshaw is warning.
Grain co-op hands over marketing to Frontier
15/03/2010 15:40:00 FWi - Arable News
Isle of Wight Grain Storage, the co-operative servicing 50 farmer members on the island, has switched its marketing operation to leading merchant Frontier Agriculture from harvest 2010
Househam Fieldmaster GPS system not short of processing power
15/03/2010 13:40:00 FWi - Arable News
Latest version of Househam's Fieldmaster has an 8.9in touchscreen, is based on a rugged PC and runs Windows XP.
VIDEO: Charting the perfect pesticide packaging
15/03/2010 09:54:00 FWi - Arable News
What would make the perfect packaging for pesticides? Philip Case talks to a sprayer operator and a recycling expert to assess what's currently on offer
Farmer Focus Arable: Beer costing six bags of spuds shocks Martin Lawrenson
14/03/2010 08:00:00 FWi - Arable News
An assurance scheme inspection can be stressful at the best of times, but in the last week of February we had four
Farmer Focus Arable: Harvest nearly complete in New Zealand for Bill Davey
14/03/2010 07:00:00 FWi - Arable News
Swan Vesta matches are still the best straw baler available. Stubble burning on these fine silt loams is extremely valuable to us
Sprayer operator of the year looks to 2010 season
13/03/2010 08:15:00 FWi - Arable News
Push-button switching between different nozzles on the same spray line makes it easier for award-winning sprayer operator Andrew Myatt to get the ideal set-up for different tasks and conditions, as Peter Hill found out.
VIDEO: Outwintering cattle on woodchip pads is green and healthy
19/03/2010 11:17:00 FWi - Dairy News
Outwintering cattle on woodchip pads could prove the answer to housing issues, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving cattle health.
Official report on Dairy Farmers of Britain days away
19/03/2010 09:31:00 FWi - Dairy News
An official report into the collapse of co-op Dairy Farmers of Britain will be published next week.
RSPCA concern over 8000-cow dairy herd
18/03/2010 17:39:00 FWi - Dairy News
The RSPCA has voiced "very strong concerns" over proposals to site an 8000-cow dairy herd in rural Lincolnshire.
First Milk to close Scottish island creamery
18/03/2010 17:30:00 FWi - Dairy News
Dairy co-op First Milk is to stop production at its loss-making Rothesay creamery on the Isle of Bute, bringing to an end 40 years of cheesemaking at the site.
Building in enough ventilation is vital for healthy cows
18/03/2010 17:26:00 FWi - Dairy News
Cows don't like draughts but they do like plenty of fresh air to keep them cool, whether it's summer or winter.
Market report: Dairy margins feel the squeeze
17/03/2010 11:04:00 FWi - Dairy News
Dairy producers' margins over purchased feed fell by 3.3% in January, compared with January 2009, according to data from Promar Milkminder
Case study – Bovine viral diarrhoea in the dairy herd
16/03/2010 11:34:00 FWi - Dairy News
Identifying BVD through bulk milk testing has helped a Somerset dairy farmer improve calf health and fertility.
Villagers meet super dairy bosses
15/03/2010 16:48:00 FWi - Dairy News
Villagers have finally met representatives of a company behind an 8,000-cow dairy herd planned for rural Lincolnshire.
Grass management key to dairy success
15/03/2010 12:19:00 FWi - Dairy News
Keeping it simple on the dairy farm can improve efficiencies and quality of life
Protest fears force cancellation of super dairy meeting
15/03/2010 11:45:00 FWi - Dairy News
Organisers have cancelled a public meeting to discuss plans for an 8000-cow dairy herd in Lincolnshire.
Asda kicks 200 farmers out of its milk pool
15/03/2010 11:20:00 FWi - Dairy News
Supermarket group Asda is cutting the size of its dedicated milk supply pool, informing about 200 dairy farmers they are to lose their "aligned" status.
Analysis: Is the UK ready for an 8000-cow dairy herd?
14/03/2010 09:01:00 FWi - Dairy News
Plans to build Britain's biggest dairy unit in Lincolnshire might not be as far fetched as many people think. Johann Tasker reports.
Market report: Slide in whole milk powder prices comes to an end
10/03/2010 13:18:00 FWi - Dairy News
Whole milk powder prices increased for the first time in three months at Fonterra's latest auction, averaging $3281/t. That was 0.8% more than the previous month and 52% higher than the same time last year
Milk beats sports drinks in athletes trial
09/03/2010 13:16:00 FWi - Dairy News
Milk has outperformed sports drinks in a trial measuring muscle growth and fat deposits in female athletes.
Cow tracks essential part of infrastructure
09/03/2010 11:17:00 FWi - Dairy News
Cow tracks should be seen as a crucial part of a farms infrastructure, according to DairyCo extension officer Piers Badnell
Pushing for that extra litre
09/03/2010 09:01:00 FWi - Dairy News
Exploiting yield potential may feature among dairy farmers' goals, but how many actually obtain higher yields?
Greenhouse gas strategy will see cows kept indoors
05/03/2010 13:55:00 FWi - Dairy News
A radical strategy to cut the greenhouse gas emissions produced by farming in Wales could lead to the majority of cattle being housed
Pushing for that extra litre
05/03/2010 11:19:00 FWi - Dairy News
Exploiting yield potential may be featuring among dairy farmers' goals, but how many actually obtain higher yields is another matter.
Arla Foods UK contributes £1.5bn to Danish parent's bottom line
05/03/2010 06:15:00 FWi - Dairy News
Milk processor Arla Foods UK saw sales reach £1.5bn last year, contributing to its Danish parent company's overall profit of DK971m (£118m)
Milk producers to receive £100 cheque from Europe
04/03/2010 08:34:00 FWi - Dairy News
Dairy farmers who produce more than 50,000 litres of milk a year are to receive an additional 0.2p for every litre produced in 12 months to September 2009.
Geese can fill the winter gap
19/03/2010 10:39:00 FWi - Poultry News
Jeremy Hunt examines the potential for starting a goose enterprise for next Christmas
Marco Pierre White to promote Bernard Matthews
19/03/2010 09:25:00 FWi - Poultry News
Top celebrity chef Marco Pierre White has been signed up by Bernard Matthews Farms to raise the image of turkey with consumers.
Bourns continues as NFU poultry chairman
18/03/2010 14:39:00 FWi - Poultry News
Charles Bourns has been re-elected as chairman of the NFU poultry board.
Meat sector workers 'widely exploited'
15/03/2010 11:30:00 FWi - Poultry News
Workers in the meat and poultry processing industry are widely mistreated, claims an official report into the sector
Wireless alarm warns of low temperature in brooder hut
15/03/2010 11:15:00 FWi - Poultry News
Farmex showed its new wireless brooder alarm for pheasant huts - or other portable/temporary buildings used for the purpose - at the Precision Farming show.
Go back to going to work on an egg
14/03/2010 05:43:00 FWi - Poultry News
Consumers should eat at least one egg a day for optimum health benefits, according to a new research report.
Co-op extends welfare range of turkeys
12/03/2010 12:12:00 FWi - Poultry News
The Co-operative has extended its higher-welfare, Elmwood brand to cover its entire range of fresh, plain own-brand turkey products
Jail sentence and large fine for egg fraudster
11/03/2010 16:28:00 FWi - Poultry News
The businessman at the centre of a free-range egg fraud has been sentenced to three years in jail and a fine of £3.25m
Dales free range unit wins planning permission
04/03/2010 11:49:00 FWi - Poultry News
The developer of a controversial 12,000-bird free range layer shed has won the day over objectors from a Derbyshire Dales village.
Avoid bringing breeders into lay too early
02/03/2010 09:36:00 FWi - Poultry News
One of the main reasons why broiler breeder flocks don't achieve their goals is the drop in egg production persistency
Broiler unit fails in bid to expand by 120,000 birds
02/03/2010 09:28:00 FWi - Poultry News
Plans to expand a Suffolk broiler unit to house more than 200,000 birds have been refused, prompting manager Alan Croft to brand East Anglia "closed for business" to expanding companies.
Take steps to avoid larger eggs
01/03/2010 14:20:00 FWi - Poultry News
Egg producers should take steps to reduce egg size and boost farm returns, according to speakers at a new producer discussion group in the south-west
Chain feeder ban hits broiler growers
01/03/2010 14:14:00 FWi - Poultry News
Several RSPCA Freedom Food chicken producers are contemplating their future with the standard following a ban on the use of chain feeding equipment.
Egg producers told their market is safe
25/02/2010 11:36:00 FWi - Poultry News
UK egg producers were given clear assurances at this week's NFU annual conference that their market would be protected when EU regulations banning...
Scheme launched to cut red tape for pig and poultry farmers
25/02/2010 09:42:00 FWi - Poultry News
An initiative to cut red tape and reduce costs for pig and poultry farmers has been launched by the NFU and the Environment Agency.
NFU 2010: Openness is key, says leading turkey producer
24/02/2010 14:10:00 FWi - Poultry News
Understanding consumer perceptions and being totally open about production methods have been central to the growth and profit of Kelly Turkeys, managing director Paul Kelly told the NFU conference
Family egg business wins regional grant
23/02/2010 15:20:00 FWi - Poultry News
Two brothers who run a flourishing egg business in north-east England have secured £457,000 in grant aid from regional development agency One North East
Farmer fined £20,000 for employing illegal workers
22/02/2010 14:52:00 FWi - Poultry News
A poultry farm near Crediton, Devon, has been fined £20,000 after employing 13 illegal immigrant workers from Afghanistan and Namibia.
Poland breaks ranks over EU cage ban
21/02/2010 07:00:00 FWi - Poultry News
The deadline for introducing a ban on conventional egg laying cages in 2012 will receive its first major test when the EU Agriculture Council meets on 22 February
Get ready for online VAT returns
17/02/2010 11:28:00 FWi - Poultry News
New VAT rules come into force this spring. Wendy Short provides some guidance
High output slurry handling from Bauer
19/03/2010 13:55:00 FWi - Machinery News
Weighing in at 3t less than its steel counterparts, this triple-axle 24,000-litre tanker is made out of the same polyester-type material used in yacht manufacture and represents the future in high output slurry handling, says Spreadwise who imports the Bauer units from Austria.
Joskin trailing shoe ideal for dry conditions
19/03/2010 13:51:00 FWi - Machinery News
This 6m Joskin trailing shoe from Tramspread has been adapted for umbilical work after starting life on a tanker.
Steering ram lock could help beat tractor thieves
18/03/2010 15:37:00 FWi - Machinery News
Ramlok from Lincoln security specialist Lincmaster is designed to fit any machine with hydraulic steering rams.
Berthoud sprayer boom has a choice of pivot modes
18/03/2010 14:50:00 FWi - Machinery News
The latest Berthoud Kondor boom, with its variable geometry and in-cab pivot control, was on show this week in Cambridgeshire.
Farmers urged to apply for NVZ derogation before deadline
18/03/2010 13:04:00 FWi - Machinery News
Thousands of livestock farmers are being reminded that they only have until the 31 March to apply for a derogation to NVZ regulations that could save them thousands of pounds a year.
VIDEO: Barometer farmer Peter Sands
18/03/2010 11:09:00 FWi - Machinery News
A flexible and simple management strategy is helping our new western Barometer cut costs. James Andrews visits Peter Sands in Staffordshire.
EC duty change means ATV prices may rise
17/03/2010 11:29:00 FWi - Machinery News
ATV prices in the UK are set to go up by as much as 10%, thanks to changes in the way the EU charges duty on machines imported into this country.
VIDEO: Valtra - powershift versus CVT
17/03/2010 10:49:00 FWi - Machinery News
Valtra's N and T tractors now boast new powershift and CVT transmissions, designed in-house by the Finnish company and unveiled early last year. Emily Padfield drove the flagship T202 Direct and Versu models
Atlantis likely to coincide with T0 fungicides
17/03/2010 10:30:00 FWi - Machinery News
Don't rush into applying sulfonylurea herbicides until weeds are showing sustained active growth, even though soil temperatures are rising, warns Agrovista technical manager Mark Hemmant
Pest control enhanced by vining pea seed treatment
15/03/2010 16:11:00 FWi - Machinery News
Growers using imported vining pea seed could find their seed protected by thiamethoxam this season.
Househam Fieldmaster GPS system not short of processing power
15/03/2010 13:40:00 FWi - Machinery News
Latest version of Househam's Fieldmaster has an 8.9in touchscreen, is based on a rugged PC and runs Windows XP.
Commercial-quality weather station should help show due diligence
15/03/2010 11:15:00 FWi - Machinery News
Reckon wireless weather stations are all pretty much the same? Alistair Barron from Weather Front, a Sussex firm that sells several different makes of weather station, begs to differ
Wireless alarm warns of low temperature in brooder hut
15/03/2010 11:15:00 FWi - Machinery News
Farmex showed its new wireless brooder alarm for pheasant huts - or other portable/temporary buildings used for the purpose - at the Precision Farming show.
Blackbox 510 gives auto shutoff for spreaders
15/03/2010 10:55:00 FWi - Machinery News
Patchwork Blackbox 510 GPS guidance unit has a bigger and brighter screen than its prdecessor and can cope with hills and side slopes
Muller FarmPlus combines GPS with satnav
15/03/2010 10:55:00 FWi - Machinery News
Contractors (or harvest students) on unfamiliar farms who routinely struggle to find a far-flung field will be pleased to know that GPS technology is about to come to their aid
Teejet Matrix with video overlay makes guidance more natural
15/03/2010 10:46:00 FWi - Machinery News
Teejet's Matrix has something that you won't find on any other GPS guidance receiver – a facility whereby you can overlay the guidance lines over a live video camera feed
Sprayer operator of the year looks to 2010 season
13/03/2010 08:15:00 FWi - Machinery News
Push-button switching between different nozzles on the same spray line makes it easier for award-winning sprayer operator Andrew Myatt to get the ideal set-up for different tasks and conditions, as Peter Hill found out.
Get health and safety advice at transport awareness day
12/03/2010 13:49:00 FWi - Machinery News
Anyone wanting to brush up on health and safety legislation has the chance to attend a free transport awareness day for anyone who does contracting, organised by the NAAC.
Portable renewable energy system provides benefits
12/03/2010 13:32:00 FWi - Machinery News
Clean "free" power in the field Need something for powering that remote, off-grid shed? A clever new renewable power system could be just the answer
Deere throws its weight behind the mobile RTK system
12/03/2010 11:40:00 FWi - Machinery News
John Deere is the latest big company to throw its weight behind the new VRS mobile RTK network
 
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