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Converting road tankers to safe, efficient drinking troughs / Dutch ventilation for cattle sheds / Carrier cultivator gets folding drawbar to tow set of rolls / chaff collector... and more |
Renovating a 4 flatbed trailer / rear light rebuild / Quicke adaptor for David Brown loader / 6m Carier box drill goes direct into linseed stubble / Focus on steel - the benefits of high strength |
Made it Myself trailed mobile cattle handler is top spec / renovating grassland ideas from specialist / busy contractor makes triple axle trailer / Financial: forming trusts for farm succession and lasting power of attorney is vital article |
Dairy innovations cut costs / mini-dumper converted to cubicle cleaner / driverless tractor has diesel electric transmission / visit to no-till conservation farmer Tony Reynolds in fact fillled report |
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'Made it Myself’: workshop projects, adaptations, new builds, farm art, repair techniques and tips. The bed-rock of every issue.
'Financial Focus’: essential reading for all. Training to think financial, for everyone involved in farm finances'Farm Safety’: helping promote a total rethink, both on farm and in regulations |
'Soil+ Cover Cropping International’: information for no-till farmers'Farm World’: an international perspective'Editor's Notes’: commentry |
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The first soil management section in any UK farm publication. Hands-on ways to convert to no-till; selecting cover crops; improving soil structure and fertility. Get the back issues |
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Who is behind Practical Farm Ideas?
| MIke Donovan is a Reading graduate (Agric Econ) who worked for the Economist Intelligence Unit and the Financial Times before leaving London to farm in West Wales. He became interested in how farmers adapted and made implements to help make the work easier, and used his welding skills (from the Training Board) to make a few useful things, including one of the first grassland aerators in 1988. It seemed a pity that ideas stayed on individual farms and, to make them more available, in 1992 he published #1 Vol1-1 of Practical Farm Ideas. He believes in a clear writing style and has had many letters published in the Times. |
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