Two Somerset farming friends and neighbours first set up L & D Farming to reduce their own costs and exploit the extra capacity created by sharing equipment for their arable operations. Now they find that their mainly stock farming customers are also requesting grassland services. Mick Roberts reports
Arable contractors move into maize and muck:
Two Somerset farming friends and neighbours first set up L & D Farming to reduce their own costs and exploit the extra capacity created by sharing equipment for their arable operations. Now they find that their mainly stock farming customers are also requesting grassland services. Mick Roberts reports
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