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Durham let farm, Oxfordshire and North Yorks holdings launched - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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A dairy holding generating an income of £150,000 in farm business tenancy (FBT) rent and an anaerobic digestion (AD) plant lease is aimed at the investor market. High Hedley Hope Farm near Durham, a ring-fenced holding with 761 acres, cubicle housing for 600 cows, and a 70-point rotary parlour, is let until June 2041. Andrew Black of Savills says its sale offers a rare opportunity to buy a large ring-fenced commercial farm producing significant income. See also: Mixed offering includes farm and
Benefits of heat exchangers for poultry performance - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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It makes a lot of sense to reuse heat that is present in poultry housing. Warming up the incoming fresh air to provide the necessary ventilation keeps the internal atmosphere clean and the litter dry. See also: Ways to cut emissions in housed livestock systems Heat recovery units work by exchanging heat between stale air that is extracted from a shed and fresh air drawn into the indoor environment. Circulation fans then distribute that fresh air through the house, reducing heating costs and impr
Advice on pasteurisation of colostrum to improve calf health - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Antibody-rich colostrum strengthens a neonatal calf’s immune system, reducing the animal’s future risk of contracting a microbial infection. But when that feed is contaminated with bacteria, absorption of those immunoglobulins will be lower, exposing the calf to pathogenic micro-organisms. See also: Tips on using and cleaning a milk pasteuriser correctly Pasteurisation of whole milk is becoming more commonplace on UK dairy farms but heat-treating colostrum less so. In part this is because it tak
Decent acreages offered as whole farms and bare land blocks - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Autumn sees the launch of a 684-acre mixed farm with a reservoir and secondary income generated by six residential properties. Oaks Farm, near Nottingham, is set in a ring fence and is the remaining land and property of a large estate dispersed in 2025. The land is a combination of pasture, arable ground and woodland and is entered into a Countryside Stewardship (CS) Mid-Tier agreement. Miscanthus is being grown by a third party under contract on 61 acres. See also: Devon and Somerset offer choi
Heat-detection tags for beef herds: do they work? - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Heat-detection technology in combination with artificial insemination is helping fast-track genetic improvement in a Pembrokeshire suckler herd by unlocking access to top-ranking bulls. Mark and Catherine Davies and their daughters Caryl, Sara and Lowri farm 121ha (300 acres) across three holdings on the fringes of the Preseli Hills. See also: Tips for ensuring cattle semen is stored safely and cleanly Their beef business revolves around the Glencross herd of pedigree Limousins (the prefix refle
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