A lot of people think they can put their wellingtons away when summer arrives. However, you shouldn’t be so quick to do it. You might still need them if there is a sudden heavy downpour. If you work in agriculture or spend a lot of time outdoors, it is good to have them to hand at all times. Continue reading →

Animal health can take on several forms. At times, it can be as simple as giving them medicine. In other scenarios, you could be making sure they are thriving in specific weather conditions. Farms all over the world may have to put up with high temperatures. Keeping livestock comfortable and cool can be a challenge, particularly during the hottest summer months. Doing so will maximise production, lower the risk of disease, and prevent stress. Continue reading →

According to the official Met Office stats, spring 2024 was the sixth wettest on record. Their records date all the way back to 1836, giving an indication of how much rain there was every year. With an average of 301.7mm, it was 32% wetter than a typical year. That leads to questions about what people should do in regards to fertiliser. We want to look at that today to offer some useful insights. Continue reading →