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Member Insights: Sennowe Estate, Guist
It has been a very different autumn this year and a first in my farming career. We have not planted any combinable winter sown crops! But the drill has been very busy drilling cover crops, grass on fields coming pigs and several CSS and SFI mixes. It doesn’t feel right, but when you look at
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Member Insights: Sparham Hall Farm, Lyng
The ‘straw’ harvest is over for another year – not much straw, though. The winter barleys held up pretty well considering the severe heat and long drought; but the spring barley here was truly awful and I’m done with it for good. The maize will soon start to be harvested if heatwave number 4 goes
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Living Time Capsules
Listen closely and you’ll hear the landscape whispering to you. It’s telling you a tale of time gone past, where horses were the main means of transportation and for agricultural work, where the land was worked by hand and communities banded together to get the job done. Look for the depression in a field to
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A deep dive into our soil
Soil. A whole living world beneath our feet. The most important feature for a healthy planet – with healthy soil comes healthy plants, happy animals and thriving people. But how can we ensure our soils remain at their best whilst trying to grow a commercially viable annual crop and feed our communities? This was the




