Farming’s different tribes have been back out in force over the past 10 days, with a range of events happening across the country under January’s leaden skies.
Growing up on the family farm and having an outgoing fun-loving mother, who was heavily involved with the Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs (SAYFC) lead me to join my local club.
This month, Roger Evans ponders the decline in veganism, discusses the ploughing of steep land and reminisces about headage payments and scams.
Because we had not had weather as cold as we had in the middle of the month for a while, it took a bit of adjusting to.
I am writing this with my feet up by a roaring fire, after an entire day spent thawing water pipes and troughs for the cows.
In a new series for Farmers Guardian, the 11 new recruits on the McDonald’s Progressive Young Farmer (PYF) programme. Each month we follow one of the PYF’s to see what they are doing.
I have joined the NFU, which is not a phrase I ever thought I’d say.
Winter has definitely announced its arrival to the Great Orme. With the timely delivery of my eBay purchase, an all-weather combating Swanndri coat, the strong winds and horizontal rain have also arrived.
We have been playing musical farm buildings the past week or two.