Agri News - October 2019

Agri News October 2019 | Issue 96

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Quadzilla: CFmoto Cforce 600 LWV

A brand new look, with a bigger engine and further refinements.

Introducing the new middle weight two seat ATV CFMOTO CFORCE 600 LWB

A brand new look, with a bigger engine and further refinements. Introducing the new middleweight two seat ATV with more features than any other manufacturer can handle as standard.

A more refined 600cc engine incorporated with a new long wheel base chassis, means this quad packs some punch. Managed with Bosch fuel injection for smooth reliable power delivery and plenty more in reserve for when you need it most. Further enhancements have been made to the intake to increase airflow and a new exhaust system to gain 5% more power over its predecessor.

The all-4-wheel hydraulic disc brakes for safer stopping power, new 12-inch alloy wheels and new aggressive CFMOTO styling top the list of updates.

Standard features include electronic power steering (EPS), selectable 2WD / 4WD drive modes with a front diff lock, Canadian CVTech transmission with high and low range, 25 inch CST tyres, heavy duty winch, tow package and a modern lights package to round out the fully loaded feature list.

FEATURES ELECTRONIC POWER STEERING EASY-SHIFT GATE SYSTEM 12-FUNCTION DIGITAL GAUGE, W/HOURS, BRIGHTNESS ADJUST AND VOLTAGE CVTECH TRANSMISSION WITH ENGINE BRAKING NEW 12" ALLOY WHEELS TOW BAR AND 7 PIN TRAILER HOOKUP USB & DC POWER OUTLET LED RUNNING LIGHTS 3000lb WINCH/ENGINE/START SYSTEM TRANSMISSION/BRAKES/SUSPENSION FUEL CAPACITY/GROUND/CLEARANCE DIMENSIONS/CATEGORY 580cc SINGLE CYLINDER - 4 STROKE LIQUID COOLED - 4 VALVE WITH BOSCH EFI ELECTRONIC/CANADIAN CVT AUTOMATIC 2/4WD HIGH/LOW/NEUTRAL/REVERSE/PARK FRONT DIFFERENTIAL LOCK/HYDRAULIC DISK FRONT AND REAR/FRONT AND REAR INDEPENDENT/18LTRS 270mm 2290 x 1160 x 1400mm (L x W x H)

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Quadzilla: CForce 820 4WD with EPS/Euro 4 X8

The ultimate ATV in Quadzilla’s line up just got better! The X* Facelift is now in Euro 4 specification The ultimate ATV in our line up just got better!

The X8 Facelift is now in Euro 4 specification. This means you are getting the latest in real road legal technology.

Featuring our tried and tested 800cc EFI V-Twin engine also found in the Z8 EX. This quad has huge spec, EPS, Winch, Tow bar and 7 pin trailer hook up and gas adjustable shocks all as standard.

Smooth power delivery thanks to the CVT transmission. Built for taking a passenger in comfort with a queen seat with backrest, foot rest and grab bars.

EURO 4 compliant models each offer improved features: ON BOARD DIAGNOSTICS NEW EMISSIONS STANDARDS SWITCHABLE FRONT DIFF LOCK - AUTOMATIC REAR DIFF FRONT NUMBER PLATE MOUNT HAND OPERATED PARKING BRAKE IMPROVED FUEL EFFICIENCY FEATURES ELECTRONIC POWER STEERING/FRONT WINCH TOW BAR AND 7 PIN TRAILER HOOK UP FRONT AND REAR HEAVY DUTY RACKS WITH REAR STORAGE COMPARTMENT 14" ALLOY WHEELS WITH 26" CST TYRES 2/4 WHEEL DRIVE SELECTABLE LOW/HIGH/NEUTRAL/REVERSE/PARK GEARS ALUMINIUM A-ARMS FRONT AND REAR WITH SKID PLATES HIGH INTENSITY PROJECTOR LIGHTS INDEPENDENT DOUBLE A-ARM SUSPENSION COIL-OVER SHOCKS WITH COMPRESSION AND REBOUND ADJUSTMENT STEEL BRAIDED BRAKE LINES 12V POWER SOCKET/HANDGUARDS LOCKING FUEL CAP/ENGINE/START SYSTEM TRANSMISSION /BRAKES /SUSPENSION SHOCKS/FUEL CAPACITY/TOW CAPACITY DIMENSIONS/WEIGHT SEAT HEIGHT 800cc V-TWIN ELECTRONIC/CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE (CVT)/ HYDRAULIC DISK FRONT AND REAR INDEPENDENT DOUBLE A-ARM

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Sward diversity boosts prospects for sustainable farming

Well managed multi species leys can have the production capacity to sustain outstanding growth rates

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ell managed multi species leys can have the production capacity to sustain outstanding growth rates, with liveweight gains of 250g/ head/day in lambs and 2kg/ head/day in growing cattle being reported, according to Rhys Owen of Field Options.

Speaking at the Federation of Welsh Grassland Societies farm open day at Marc and David Jones’ Trefnant Hall near Welshpool, he said the inclusion of proven herb species alongside the right mix of legumes and grasses has the potential to add significant productivity to grassland. In addition, multi species swards contribute positively to soil health, animal health, and have a key role to play in sustainable livestock farming in the future.

“There’s no doubt that herb species such as plantain and grazing chicory can contribute significantly to a sward, both in terms of the dry matter production and also the nutritional quality of the forage,” said Rhys. “It is important, however, to use proven varieties such as the modern plantain Boston or Puna II perennial chicory, and to ensure that there is a good balance of species within a mixture.

“Plantain and chicory are deep rooting plants, so are more drought tolerant than other sward species and are rich in trace minerals. They have a different growth habit to grasses and legumes, so are complementary within a mixture and will boost productivity in mid-summer when ryegrass can often suffer a dip in production.

“Legumes, including white clover, contribute nitrogen through fixation, with a 30% sward content of white clover capable of providing up to 150kgN/ha. With a correctly balanced white clover content, a mixed species sward can achieve comparable dry matter production to an all grass pasture with approximately a quarter of the artificial nitrogen inputs.

“Whilst herbs and legumes have a big role to play, it’s still important to include a good proportion of grass species within a multi species ley. This helps to broaden the nutritional profile of the forage and maintains a dense base to the sward, minimising the amount of weed ingress and giving the mixture a 6–7 year productive life if well-managed. Again, it’s important that any varieties used are tried and tested, and we also recommend the inclusion of

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a modern cocksfoot variety such as Beverley or timothy varieties alongside proven high performing perennial ryegrasses, to add resilience, persistence and winter hardiness.

“Multi species swards do require some adjustments to the management, such as avoiding poaching, as this will cause the loss of species like chicory, and recognising that control of broad-leaved weeds is difficult without taking out the herb and legume component, but the potential rewards are certainly there in the right system.”

Field Options carries out long-term performance trials on grassland mixtures at its test facility at Harper Adams University. In the drought year of 2018, the company’s Endurance II Herbal mixture out-yielded the control perennial ryegrass variety by 2.7tDM/ha.

The Federation of Welsh Grassland Societies farm open day took place at Trefnant Hall on 2nd September. The event was free to attend and was sponsored by Corteva, Ecosyl, Field Options and CF Fertilisers.

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Fertiliser policy key to making a success of multi-cut silage

Dairy farmers planning to adopt a multi-cut approach to grass silage making should be mindful of their fertiliser application policy “Applying too much is likely to result in excessive nitrogen in the crop, which can disrupt the fermentation and lead to butyric silage. If too little nitrogen is applied, grass plants can become stressed, which usually means they go to seed prematurely. In this case, the digestibility of the silage will be reduced.

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airy farmers planning to adopt a multi-cut approach to grass silage making should be mindful of their fertiliser application policy in order to maximise the benefits.

This was the advice of Germinal GB’s Ben Wixey, speaking at UK Dairy Day, where feedback from farmers and reports from the trade pointed to the ever growing popularity of the earlier and more frequent cutting method.

“We’re seeing more and more dairy farmers adopting a multi-cut approach and, with crops being cut at optimum maturity as a result, there is evidence from this season’s silage analyses that the practice is having a positive

impact on forage quality.

“This is good news for dairy farmers, as it will ultimately help to reduce bought-in feed costs, but it is important to manage fertiliser applications appropriately to get the best out of the system.”

Mr Wixey said that applying 2 units of nitrogen per acre per day (2.5kgN/ha) between cuts should be the aim, with timeliness being a key element.

“With a multi-cut system, the cutting interval should be in the region of 28-30 days, which would mean applying no more than 60 units per acre (75kgN/ha) between cuts,” he said, “and this should ideally go on as soon as the last trailer has left the field.

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“There’s no doubting the potential rewards from a multi-cut system, but you must start with a good quality ley and pay attention to the details, including fertiliser applications.”

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High output feeder bedder on show at UK Dairy Day

Dairy farmers planning to adopt a multi-cut approach to grass silage making should be mindful of their fertiliser application policy

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UHN Farm Machinery displayed a 15m3 capacity trailed feeder and straw bedding machine at UK Dairy Day, highlighting its extra-wide 2.53 metre body and ability to handle at one time as many as four 1.30 x 1.20 x 2.70 metre rectangular bales or three round bales up to 2.00 metres in diameter.

KUHN’s hydraulic unroll system to clamp subsequent bales in place and stop them from rotating while the first bale is being discharged.

It is also equipped with a hydraulic tailgate with a 1.2 tonne lifting capacity for loading round bales. The floor of the body is fitted with a 14mm diameter chain conveyor with an optional boost floor available to provide extra feed conveyor torque for the distribution of heavy products such as grass silage.

machines are capable of feeding all types of longstrand feedstuffs including straw, silage and haylage.

KUHN’s Cleanstraw dust control system is available as an option on the Primor 15070, or as a retrofit upgrade for existing machines. This facility reduces dust in livestock buildings by applying a fine The Primor 15070 M, mist of water to straw as it the largest machine in is distributed for bedding KUHN’s feeder and bedder purposes. It comprises a range, can be customised 64-litre water tank and three according to the layout of misting nozzles mounted at farm buildings, with a side In common with existing the exit of the straw blowing or multidirectional discharge machines in the Primor range, chute. The nozzles are fed chute (GL model variant) the 15070 M uses KUHN’s by a 12v/15amp pump which enabling straw to be blown to disengageable belt driven provides water at a flow rate the left or right.

POLYDRIVE clutch system of 1.8l/min, enough to treat to drive the two feed rotors 12 to 18 bales of straw at a High output performance has which are equipped with 30 rate of 1 litre of water per been a key focus throughout cutting sections for ultimate 100kg of straw. the development of the control over cutting length machine, with two powerful and intensity: all Primor intake rotors feeding the full 1,700mm width of the turbine’s input area. A bank of six hydraulic tines above the feed rotors enables intake settings to be adjusted and regulated according to the type of product being used and to feed the turbine with an even supply of material.

The turbine itself can blow up to 18 metres and is fitted with eight bolt-on blades for pneumatic fodder separation.

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Landini brings innovation and passion to Agritechnica

Technological innovation and a passion for work are the distinctive features of Landini tractors.

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echnological innovation and a passion for work are the distinctive features of Landini tractors, a brand of the Argo Tractors group that can count on more than 100 years of experience and that has been able to make a name for itself worldwide, expanding its range to meet the demands of customers.

customer service. Versatility and simplicity go hand in hand with efficiency and comfort.

In addition to learning about the new products, visitors to the show will have the chance to get to know the world of Landini and the company Argo Tractors, an enterprise firmly founded on a business 4.0 model where technological improvement Indeed, Landini is known and innovation go hand for the reliability, ease of in hand with an attention use and constantly updated to the human factor and technology of its tractors, environmental sustainability. supported by excellent For the multinational company based in Fabbrico, Reggio Emilia, Italy the future is now, focused on developing an international network with the goal of acquiring new dealers and reinforcing To find your local dealer please visit: its global www.landini.agriargouk.co.uk leadership.

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REX 4 The Landini Rex 4, equipped with the Advanced Driving System, will be on display in Hanover.

The Advanced Driving

System is an innovative hybrid assisted-driving system that, thanks to cutting-edge mechatronic equipment, facilitates the operator in all manoeuvres in the field and on the road, where driving comfort is also increased both by the stiffening of the steering depending on the speed as is already the case for cars and by the automatic return of the wheels to their central position. It can also be connected to satellite guidance, memorisation and control of wheel positions during slope and in-furrow operation, and offsets the effects of external stresses on steering accuracy.

The versions available in Germany are the REX 4-120 GT (ideal for wide orchards), REX 4-100 S (for narrow orchards) and the REX 4-110 GE (for orchards, in a platform version suitable for moving easily under the branches of the rows).

Power ranges from 70 to 112hp thanks to Deutz AG engines equipped with an EGR & DOC exhaust gas treatment system without DPF and therefore without regeneration. The Engine Memo Switch is standard equipment and offers convenience in operations that require a specific engine rpm to be stored and recalled.

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John Deere updates combines for 2020 including remote adjustment A number of new updates have been made to John Deere combines for 2020, including remote adjustment of the counter knife

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number of new updates have been made to John Deere combines for 2020, including remote adjustment of the counter knife to improve chop quality.

John Deere has announced a number of combine updates for the 2020 season, with the focus on increased throughput, automation and easier operation. All the new updates can be ordered from dealers from August 2019.

harvest. If the proportion is higher, the customer will receive compensation for these losses equivalent to the price per tonne of lost grain.

Farmers and contractors who would like to participate can find more information and register online at www.deere. co.uk/en/campaigns/ag-turf/ grain-quality-guaranteed/.

yield sensor removed the need for manual yield calibrations and relieved the operator of the stress and time involved in waiting to get results, while also increasing their accuracy.

From 2020, this system will be supplemented with an even more precise humidity sensor. This will result in a considerable improvement in data collection, especially for both low and high grain moisture contents.

Calibration intervals plus yield and humidity data will be recorded along with other important information on the combine’s documentation software.

Side winds can have an enormous effect on the distribution of combine residues, so it will be possible on S700 Series machines for The S-Series combine’s 2020 for the angle of spread automatic regulation of to be adjusted automatically. forward speed, HarvestSmart, Using GPS, the new has been optimised and AutoSwap system detects the integrated with the Interactive combine’s direction of travel Combine Adjustment system and automatically mirrors ICA2. In situations where ICA2 the broadcast pattern once Connectivity free for five years cannot achieve the required the combine turns at the The combine plays an grain sample due to high headland and moves in the important role in data levels of chaff or broken grain, opposite direction. collection from field or it exceeds the set loss rate, operations. To allow wireless ICA2 automatically adjusts Improvement in chop quality transmission, John Deere the HarvestSmart system and is also enabled by remote will be offering Wireless the combine’s speed just as adjustment of the counter Data Transfer activation the driver would normally do. knife. The operator can plus Remote Display Access At the same time, engine load easily assess chop quality free of cost for five years. is maintained at the desired from the comfort of the cab This enables data exchange level for maximum harvest by checking the combine’s between any mobile efficiency. reversing camera, and set the computers and smartphones counter knife position from as well as the farm office via To prove the combine’s the seat.

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Case IH Balers Large Balers 4 upgraded with TwinePro system TwinePro knotter innovation offers economic and environmental benefits, maximum acheivable density with no risk of bales bursting

and the field. TwinePro knotters also provide a significant increase in tensile strength, and increased daily productivity from greater baling efficiency with reduced twine breakage risk.”

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winePro knotter innovation offers economic and environmental benefits / maximum achievable density with no risk of bales bursting / system prevents animal feed contamination and reduces environmental impact / market availability in Q4 2019

to use maximum achievable density with a wide range of twines without the risk of bales bursting. The loopknotting process eliminates offcuts left loose either on the bale – so improving forage quality – or in the field, hence reducing environmental impact.

The new knotter system is combined with redesigned needles and a new needle yoke reclaim system. Mounted in a stronger frame to withstand higher plunger loads, with electric knotter fans to keep the units clean, the LB4 XL six TwinePro knotters use a simple system to create a high-strength loop knot, allowing the operator

“The new TwinePro knotter system offers multiple benefits, not only for the owner and operator, but also for livestock and for the environment”, says Maxime Rocaboy of Case IH.

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“Key advantages include the prevention of animal feed contamination and environmental impact by eliminating twine offcuts that can find their way into both the forage

Primary elements of the system include a new third knotter camgear that adds a third billhook rotation for an active release of the loop knot. There is also a new twine disc with two external notches rather than four, which releases the pressure on the twine at the second knot formation, with an integrated pin lifting the twine disc holder to allow the twine to escape from the disc instead of being cut. The knotter camgear drive powers the twine disc, bill hook and knife arm.

“With TwinePro, once the first standard knot is tied, a second knot – the loop one – is created for additional bale security,” explains Maxime Rocaboy.

“Not only does this loop knot provide increased strength of up to 30% according to twine manufacturer TAMA, resulting in greater baling efficiency and productivity, but it enables well-tied bales of standard density to be made using lower-cost twine, or higher densities to be achieved with standard twine.”

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Case IH Balers Large Balers 4 upgraded with TwinePro system TwinePro knotter innovation offers economic and environmental benefits, maximum acheivable density with no risk of bales bursting

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arlier maturity and tight spray intervals are key considerations for winter wheat variety choice Harvest delays brought on by this summer’s catchy weather have underlined the importance of growing winter wheat varieties that aren’t late-maturing, says Syngenta technical manager for conventional cereals, Kathryn Hamlen.

Earlier maturity could also be especially relevant if intending to delay drilling to reduce pressure from barley yellow dwarf virus, fungal diseases or grass weeds, she adds.

says Mrs Hamlen.

“You don’t necessarily have to grow the very earliestmaturing winter wheat – maybe something rated zero for ripening on the AHDB Recommended List. Even just a few days’ earlier harvesting could provide an important safety margin against unpredictable summer weather.

“If you are considering delaying drilling, against barley yellow dwarf virus for example, this sort of earlier ripening becomes even more significant. That’s because later drilling inevitably tends to push harvest date even further back.”

“This summer saw reports of grain sprouting in ears where Besides maturity, another crops couldn’t be harvested in increasingly noteworthy time before the rains arrived,” characteristic to consider in

winter wheat, given rising concerns about controlling unpredictable yellow rust outbreaks and Septoria tritici, says Mrs Hamlen, is varieties that don’t have long intervals between fungicide spray timings, such as T1 and T2.

This is important to ensure fungicides don’t run out of steam between applications, she says, leaving plants exposed to infection.

“Trials observations show that because they are fairly late to reach growth stage 30 and relatively early-maturing, the winter feed wheat varieties Gleam and Graham don’t tend to suffer from stretched spray intervals. They also have good disease resistance.

“Both varieties have also delivered fantastic yields in trials in the 2019 harvest, and the performance from Gleam in its first year on farm this last season has been excellent.

“In Syngenta trials, Gleam has also shown the smallest yield penalty of all varieties tested from delaying drilling from September to the last week of November. Gleam also performs well as a second wheat, which is another situation where drilling is likely to be later,” she adds.

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Midlands Machinery Show to showcase the best of the agricultural industry Midlands Machinery Show to showcase the best of the agricultural machinery industry this November

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n November 20 & 21, the Midlands Machinery Show returns to Newark Showground for the sixth year running.

has seen growth year on year, with an all new area being introduced for this year’s event to accommodate the rise in demand for exhibition stand space, with two halls having sold out already!

Building on its reputation as an opportunity to do business in a friendly and informative atmosphere, Midlands Machinery Show is becoming a key date on everyone’s calendar.

Newark Showground’s rural yet easily accessible venue, enables the Midlands Machinery Show to have a unique combination of indoor exhibition stands, large outdoor stands and plenty of room to see machinery in action in the demonstration area.

Firmly established as the largest agricultural machinery show in the region,

It’s also a fantastic way to learn about the latest industry news and trends, with topical seminars scheduled in a dedicated seminar theatre being repeated daily with opportunities to collect NRoSO and BASIS points.

Visit the website, www. midlandsmachineryshow.com to find out which stands have already booked and to find out how you can become a part of this year’s show.

The annual event for the agricultural machinery industry to connect and trade 20 & 21 November 2019

Visiting the Midlands Machinery Show was a fantastic chance for us to network with local businesses from within the industry and learn about the latest innovations.”

More exhibitor stands than ever

Basis & NRoSO points available

Technical seminars

Free parking and easy access

Product demonstrations

All day breakfast and refreshments

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Quick fit disc cultivator boosts drilling flexibility TwinePro knotter innovation offers economic and environmental benefits, maximum acheivable density with no risk of bales bursting

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new disc cultivator designed for quick coupling with the Venta 1030 pneumatic drill offers significant drilling flexibility as an alternative to the power harrow combination, said KUHN at the Tillage-Live event.

maintain a consistent working depth – and durability.

Side deflectors, fitted on a parallelogram and extending as far as the roller, ensure a level finish between passes.

and drill settings, to be adjusted quickly and easily to compensate for changing soil conditions.

The Venta seed drill features an 1,800 litre seed hopper and uses a fluted metering unit with large splines for larger seeds (wheat, barley, peas, beans, etc.) as well as small splines for smaller seeds such as oilseed rape.

Seeding rates can be set between 1 and 430kg/ha. A speed sensing radar ensures precise seeding at up to 15km/hr and it is possible to shut-off every second row for special applications.

KUHN’s precision coulter bar, the Seedflex system, takes care of seed placement, with widely offset double discs mounted on a parallelogram to enable fast and accurate seeding. These maintenance-free coulters perform well in all soil conditions, from ploughed to min-tilled land. Following press wheels control seeding depth and ensure good soil to seed contact for consistent germination.

Linkage between the Venta 1030 drill and the tillage tool is via a specially The CD 1020, currently designed roller frame, a available in 3.0 and 3.5 metre patented concept that formats, has two rows of creates a very compact unit 400mm diameter notched and ensures cultivation discs to create a fine seedbed and drilling are fully to a shallow working depth independent functions. This in light soil conditions. The increases the adaptability unit can be fitted with KUHN’s of the combination unit new Megapacker 590mm and allows optimum diameter roller, or other drilling performance to be roller options. Designed to maintained in the widest operate in combination at range of conditions. This up to 15km/hr, or up to 4ha/ design also helps facilitate hour in the 3.0 metre format, quick interchange of the CD has the potential for tillage tools, with coupling high drilling outputs when estimated to take less than 10 conditions allow. The CD can minutes. also operate as a stand-alone cultivator.

When the Venta 1030 is used in combination with either The discs are supported the CD disc cultivator or HR by a single vertical arm, power harrow, a range of each holding two discs per functions including seed rate, arm. Together with a good working depth, levelling bar under frame clearance and position, central adjustment a notched disc design that point, covering harrow, seed creates a self-driving action rate calibration and seeding in plant residues, this allows depth can all be adjusted the CD to operate effectively from the Southam Agricultural in trashy conditions. The tractor cab.

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Is ‘flexitarianism’ the future? A workshop held has revealed a new trend A workshop held at the University of Nottingham has revealed that ‘flexitarianism’ is a new and growing trend amongst British consumers

seeking ways to incorporate more plant-based ingredients into popular food choices to sustain the availability and popularity of the nation’s favourite foods.

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A workshop held at the University of Nottingham has revealed that ‘flexitarianism’ is a new and growing trend amongst British consumers.

Delegates at an event that discussed plant-based diets heard how eating more plantbased products represented a sustainable future for food and drink production.

Organised by the Agrifood Training Partnership (AFTP), and chaired by AFTP Director Carol Wagstaff, the workshop heard from industry speakers about how plant-based diets are growing in popularity.

Only 7% of the British population is vegan, whilst 14% identify as vegetarian.

However, the panel of speakers explained how more than 30% of the population

identify themselves as ‘flexitarians’. This new group has emerged through a desire to enjoy a more balanced diet and is driven by environmental concerns and a desire to see a more sustainable future for food production.

The development of ingredients such as plantbased emulsions to replace mayonnaise and foams to replace egg whites are on the rise as food producers seek more sustainable means of producing consumer staples. The goal being to produce food rich in protein without using animal-based ingredients.

Delegates heard that trends were leading food producers to find ways to invent alternatives to household favourites. Marit Nijmann, Business Development Scientist at Nottingham University’s Sensory Science Jan England, Managing Centre, explained that Director of market research ‘bleeding vegan burgers’ company England Marketing, had been created to offer explained: “80% of British consumers the same dining children do not eat the experience as the everrecommended five a day and popular beef burger.

20% are obese. Compare this Commenting on the event, with 90% of adults not eating Carol Wagstaff said: “We five a day and a higher 26% have heard some fascinating obese and it is clear that the talks exploring the challenges population needs to find more of plant-based product ways to include plant-based development…should we ingredients in their diet.” be aspiring to imitate meat, replace it or create entirely Tiia Morsky, Ingredient new eating experiences?

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Even low at level could help disease levels profits backby reduce casesdrag of this origin and skimping on the cleaning a half. routine between flocks is false economy, says Lancashire based EU countries areSteve currently cleaning specialist Birchall.

required to reduce the proportion of laying flocks “There is no opportunity these days to rest buildings between infected with certain types flocks.

Turnaround are of Salmonella to times 2%. EFSA tight and it is, therefore, vital that experts estimate that if this buildings are not only throughly target was reduced to 1% cleaned but disinfected as well, salmonellosis casesa in humans and if there has been problem

transmitted via laying hens the cleaning would dropand by disinfection 50%. treatment should take account A target of 1% is currently in of it” says Steve, who has been place for abreeding – at operating nationwidehens poultry the beginning of the poultry contract shed cleaning business for production over 30 years.chain – for five types of Salmonella that are Hishuman three teams are significance. equipped to of health carry out whatever cleaning regime EFSA recommends producers require and he suggests maintaining the existing target a good standard routine for anyone for types and whothree wants of thethese best safeguard. replacing thehas other with After the litter beentwo removed, types that are more relevant the building and any equipment either retained inside or taken out for public health today. should be power washed at about 2,500 with aexperts combined cleaner/ In thepsi report, also sanitizer/deodorizer, which should assess the role played by remove some of the 80% of micro housing for laying organismssystems at this stage.

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Government launches £20m fund for sustainable farming tech and robots

A challenge, run by UK Research and Innovation on behald of the government will help farmers to reduce pollution and boost production

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challenge, run by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) on behalf of the government, will help farmers to reduce pollution and boost food production through the integrated use of new digital technologies, sensors, artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics. This investment is necessary to meet the challenge of climate change and get the agricultural sector on a trajectory to achieve net zero emissions by 2040.

Under the latest round of the Transforming Food Production Challenge, £20m grant funding is on offer for future food production systems that have the potential to transform current methods of production by improving sustainability and productivity.

The competition opened on 16 September.

Innovative ideas that have won funding under similar previous government schemes include a project to produce a prototype for a soft-fruit picking robot, which would reduce the need for seasonal fruitpicking labour and a project called Tuberscan, which will scan potatoes underground ensuring they can be harvested at the right time.

Peter Kendall, Chair, Agriculture and Horticulture

Development Board and Chair, UKRI Transforming Food Production advisory group, said: “Equipping UK agriculture for the coming century of climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing the sector and the application of the latest technology, including robotics and AI is a major part of the way forward. We welcome the government’s current support for innovation in the sector and encourage farmers and other entrepreneurs to look into the offer of funding.”

Katrina Hayter, Challenge Director, Transforming Food Production at UKRI, said: “The UK needs to become more efficient and environmentally sustainable in the food it produces. By harnessing the best of British bright ideas, we can improve productivity, open up new markets and help meet the nation’s ambitious net zero emissions target.

“This competition is a great opportunity to showcase fantastic innovations that will help transform agriculture across the UK.” The Transforming Food Production challenge would particularly welcome large-scale ambitious and integrated projects to demonstrate the art of the possible in terms of future

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food production systems.

Two other schemes will also open shortly: One will invite joint projects from the UK and China with a focus on autonomous technologies such as sensors, systems, vehicles and robotics to enhance productivity and sustainability. These projects will aim to reduce emissions from agriculture, contributing to the target of net zero emissions from agriculture by 2040. The competition will open on 7 October.

The second competition is called Science into Technology and Practice which aims to strengthen ties between farmers, researchers and businesses to develop approaches to improve productivity. It will support projects that will transform food production and opens for application from 28 October.

All of this investment in new resource efficient, low emission production systems is part of the government’s commitment to boost R&D spending to 2.4% of GDP by 2027. The fund helps businesses, researchers and industry to transform farming and meet the needs of a growing population.

Global poultry demand likely to increase as swine fever tightens markets Demand for poultry meat is likely to receive a short term boost, in response to the spread of African Swine Fever affecting the supply of pork

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emand for poultry meat is likely to receive a short term boost, in response to the spread of African Swine Fever affecting the supply of pork, according to analysts at Dutch investment bank Rabobank.

However, the effects are likely to be limited and unstable, according to the report Poultry Quarterly Q4 2019: Challenging Global Supply – Rising Dark Meat Prices, Low Breast Meat Prices.

“Some market upside is expected to come from rising prices and demand substitution, given the impact of African Swine Fever on global pork markets,” according to Nan-Dirk Mulder, senior animal protein analyst.

“However, upside for the global poultry industry will be

limited in the short term.”

The report also details key concerns, such as the ongoing oversupply situations in many global markets, like the EU, US and South Africa. Only diseaseaffected China and Mexico, and Brazil (due to the combination of supply reduction and improved export demand), are performing relatively well, the report states. Other markets are suffering from oversupply.

Therefore, more disciplined supply should be the key to returning to profitability for the global poultry industry in 2H 2019.

China buys relatively small volumes in global markets – mainly consisting of special dark meat cuts like feet, legs and wings. Breast meat is not a preferred product in China, and although demand for locally-produced breast meat

may increase, there will be no interest in global traded breast meat as the price difference is too big.

Countries with access to ASFaffected China and Vietnam will see some better prices for dark meat, but a weak global demand for breast meat remains the key concern for global companies, as for many industries this is the profit maker. In addition to the direct trade impact, there will be indirect price support for poultry industries in countries where the pork sector has good access to China, like the EU and Brazil.

The main focus for global companies should be on restoring fundamentals through more disciplined supply growth in the coming months, the report states.

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Founded in 1954 In the small town of Roseau, Minnesota in 1954, two brothers and a best friend had a problem to solve. Avid outdoorsmen, the three needed a better way to travel through the deep snow of Northern Minnesota during the long winter months.

Combining skilled hands and their collective ingenuity, Edgar and Allan Hetteen and David Johnson built the first Polaris snowmobile, pieced together from parts in their machine shop. That year, Polaris Industries Inc. was founded.

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In 1985, Polaris expanded its product suite to include All Terrain Vehicles with its first ATV brought to market, the Trail Boss, later joined by the world’s first ATV with electric fuel injection, the Sportsman®. In the 1990s, momentum continued to build when Polaris introduced personal watercrafts, Victory® motorcycles, and the original Polaris RANGER®. During difficult times in the US economy, Polaris put the pedal to the medal and introduced the RZR® in 2007. Not only was this a game-changing new product in the market, but it also created an entirely new product category, the sportsrecreational side-by-side.

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