Ag in my Land is an online series looking at farming across the globe. This month Emily Ashworth finds out how one young farmer from Yorkshire has carved out a new life for herself on a dairy farm in New Zealand.
In a bid to bring rural women together and tackle the issues working in the countryside can bring, Rachael Middleton started a new group to provide ladies in the rural community with the support they need. Emily Ashworth finds out more.
Spending all day outdoors while using your knowledge of biology and chemistry to problem solve is the dream job for many. Alice Dyer finds out why more people should consider a career in agronomy.
Over the past 10 years, the dairy business at Sansaw Estate has gone from a greenfield site to a successful large-scale milking herd. Ellie Layton visited to find out more about some of the more recent system changes.
After a career in TV production, Angharad Edwards now works with her partner Roger James on his family’s farm, where as a couple they have strengthened the future of the business through diversification. Ellie Layton reports.
Introduced as the most compact telescopic range from Manitou, the ULM’s diminutive dimensions may initially be overlooked by farmers. However, the range may offer some unique options for businesses looking for an agile handler. FG Machinery put one to the test.
With a passion for food and farming, Milly Fyfe is on a mission to do all she can to get the British public cooking from scratch while championing UK farmers. Emily Ashworth finds out more.
On Nether Aden farm, maximising efficiencies is key. Ewan Pate visits the Barron family to see what innovative methods they have implemented.
For many farm businesses and contractors, the 180-200hp bracket offers power and a more compact machine for a range of duties, including baling, cultivations and transport. James Huyton looks at the market options for 2023.
Mobile sheep yards have become a vital component of flock management. A relative newcomer to the UK market, Landquip NZ Porta-Yards could be set to interrupt the market with a new sole distributor and a number of standout features. Armed with a 250-head demonstrator unit, Alex Heath put one to the test.