Winter is naturally the hardest part of the year for livestock. The cold temperatures mean animals need more calories so they can stay warm as well as maintaining growth. However, you have the issue that grass will grow much slower. You could also have snow covering the pasture. As a result, you may need to provide more forage and animal feed. Continue reading →

The whole point of wellingtons is they get muddy so your feet don’t. However, you can’t just leave them caked in mud. If you do, it can damage the materials, causing them to stiffen and crack. That can make them uncomfortable to wear and leave your feet getting wet and muddy. Continue reading →

One of the biggest concerns for farmers around the world is the high price of fertilisers. Prices were already creeping up, but the war in Ukraine is pushing them even higher. This is because Ukraine and Russia are both major fertiliser manufacturers. Supplies have been hit massively as a result of the conflict. This is putting more pressure on the global agricultural industry. Continue reading →