Since two Cambridgeshire farms came together five years ago they have been continuously refining their combined cultivations policy. Mervyn Bailey sees how the system has evolved to increase daily outputs and reduce the time spent in the tractor seat
In-house cultivation tweaks to bolster performance
Since two Cambridgeshire farms came together five years ago they have been continuously refining their combined cultivations policy. Mervyn Bailey sees how the system has evolved to increase daily outputs and reduce the time spent in the tractor seat
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Mervyn Bailey
