Content related to the topic: monitor-farms

5 September 2019

Father and son team join AHDB Monitor Farm network

Father and son team join monitor farm network in East Midlands

4 September 2019

New member for AHDB team in Scotland

Julie Clark has joined AHDB as a knowledge exchange manager specialising in benchmarking.

30 July 2019

Take the emotion out of farm decisions

One Somerset farmer wants to run his business with his head, not his heart.

18 July 2019

Testing ‘virtual agronomy’ on new barley variety

Could Scandinavian spring barley variety Salome be a viable option for commercial use in the malting sector?

8 July 2019

Launch meeting sets course for new Diss Monitor Farm

Norfolk grower Richard Ling committed to develop a sustainable arable business that can stand on its own two feet, at the launch of the new Diss Monitor Farm.

6 March 2025

Podcast: Barley innovation at 60 degrees North

Find out about work to improve barley yields in Shetland

8 July 2019

Blooming success at Hale Village Monitor Farm

Over the last few years Bill has planted 3m wildflower strips along a public footpath

8 July 2019

Can Ashley farm without subsidies?

New Monitor Farm host Ashley Jones has the bold aim of generating enough extra profit to replace direct payments within the next three years – about £200 per hectare.

11 June 2019

Improving grass utilisation at Angus Monitor Farm

At the upcoming Angus Monitor Farm meeting on 27 June the focus will be on all things grass, exploring the rotational grazing set up and the challenges and benefits of implementing this system.

14 February 2025

Are you spending too much on your machinery?

An investigation found that growers were putting too much money into their machinery. How does your spending stack up?

24 May 2019

How to strengthen your farm business in three years

Three years ago, Robert Cross held his first AHDB Monitor Farm meeting just outside Warrington.

17 May 2019

More UK farmers are recording costs and benchmarking

The percentage of farmers actively recording their costs has gone up