HeyJaredAndrew Faulkner
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- Aug 25, 2026
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- Aug 19, 2026
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Contractor Comment: Wearing metal shortage concerns Brewster - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Wet ‘n’ dry. Very dry. Brewster Farms’ late spring and summer experience will be familiar to that of many UK farmers. “For us, 2026 has definitely been a tale of two halves,” says Matt Brewster. “Because we’ve been pretty much farming a desert since the middle of June, we forget how wet it was up until that point. Prior to the Cereals Event in early June, all the crops were looking fantastic. And, due to those ideal warm, damp conditions in April/May, we had a huge first-cut of grass.” See also:
What's in Your Shed? visits a Cornish family dairy farm - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Salty sea air and cow slurry make for a challenging machine environment, as Farmers Weekly discovers on a shed tour at Chris Knowles’s Trink Farm, near St Ives, Cornwall. See also: Cornish contractor diversifies with slurry bag hire service Mine is the classic farming family story. My grandfather came to Trink Farm in 1962, my father grew up here and spent his whole life on this farm, and, barring anything unforeseen, it looks like I’m heading in the same direction. I’ve rarely been out of Cornw
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