Brexit Q1: Have you found out the ways Brexit might impact the goods you sell?
Brexit Q2: Worked out how this could affect the performance of your farm?
Brexit Q3: Figured out the areas where you can make savings?
Brexit Q4: Seen how leading farmers in your sector are making changes?
108# Feb-May 2019 Vol 27-4
"Made it Myself" projects of genuine help for all farmers
Financial Focus Setting realistic goals for financial success
LAMMA 2019 reveals fascinating system of using sulphuric acid to remove ammonia from cattle and pig sheds and ten other gems which you may have missed at the show
| The bale chaser designed and built by our contributing farmer Tom Corrigan loads, carries and stacks 16 x 4x4ft round bales. If carting wrapped bales is a job you would like simplified, get the details in this issue. |
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Another home designed and built farm machine. Fire wood processor cuts to length, multi-splits and loads with a conveyor. They have filled a 12ft Ivor Williams trailer in 20 minutes, so it’s a serious pice of kit. |
Practical Farm Ideas Issue #108 has:
- 35 Made it Myself ideas that help things run smoothly
- 48 pages
- No advertising - all editorial
Featured on our cover is something more simple - a ballast roller sitting on Loadall tyres on a trailer, and we also have cockerel from one of the farms I visited - just because he’s so good looking.
Read the article ‘Looking after hydraulic oil and saving a fortune’ and you’ll have more respect for hydraulics.
If you got to LAMMA there’s a fascinating report for arable farmers.
The Financial Focus - ‘Financial goals for farming success’ looks beyond the world of benchmarking and return on capital, and integrates the basic fact that we all farm because we enjoy it.
In total the issue has over 50 articles.
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