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?
111# Nov 2019 - Feb2020 Vol 28-3
Farm safety; 'Made it Myself' beef housing; farm borrowing interest rates
By popular request the cover design has returned to a single pic of man and machine, and this farm safety one couldn't be more appropriate. A double camera system means you can see traffic approaching from both left and right. The idea comes from Niall Murphy who farms in Co Armagh, N Ireland. If you're into beef, pages 39, 40, 41, 42 show what you can do with crash barriers. Pg 26 has an article ‘Reasons why the beef situation in Ireland is critical’. The financial piece on 21 makes sobering reading about interest rates, which have never been so low for so long.
Information and bright ideas are going to be crucial in future years as the transition period leaving the EU progresses.
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Straw swath roller mounts on front linkage and presses it down so it clears the underside of the baling tractor. Was made in a hurry this season as the swath from their 40ft header kept balling up Must reads:
FINANCIAL FOCUS Getting a financial grip:
* What is Bank Rate? * Tactics you can use to cut borrowing costs
MADE IT MYSELF Open yard housing for 2,000 suckler herd:
* Design uses nothing but crash barriers * Readers get super details on this scalable for small units |
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