Most farms have at least some difficult land that requires extra passes to knock up a suitable seedbed, and even then there’s no guarantee it will return a profit every year. Recognising this, Flagleaf Farming has put its marginal land into renewable crops, allowing the business to farm its expanding contract area in a more timely fashion. Mervyn Bailey reports from Lincolnshire
Managing miscanthus in Lincolnshire:
Most farms have at least some difficult land that requires extra passes to knock up a suitable seedbed, and even then there’s no guarantee it will return a profit every year. Recognising this, Flagleaf Farming has put its marginal land into renewable crops, allowing the business to farm its expanding contract area in a more […]
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Mervyn Bailey
