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Debenham floristry student in running for national award | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Debenham floristry student in running for national award | East Anglian Daily Times

Suffolk Rural floristry student Emily Robbins, of Debenham, has reached the finals of the Land-Based & Environment Learner of the Year Awards.

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'One Sunday afternoon I was invited to have a go at milking and just loved it' - Vimarsana News

'One Sunday afternoon I was invited to have a go at milking and just loved it'

March 12, 2021 2:00 pm To love something, it doesn’t mean you have to be born into it – and that is certainly true for Alice Hodges. The 25-year-old, who you may know from social media as ‘The Calf Girl’, will be taking over the AgriLand Instagram account tomorrow (Saturday, March 12). She hails from Cheshire, in the northwest of England, has lived and worked in New Zealand, and is now based in Co. Kildare, working as a contract calf rearer during the busy spring season and as a relief milker for two to three farmers for the rest of the year. “I didn’t grow up in a farming fami...

Latest research 'shows clear path' to upping grass yields - Vimarsana News

Latest research 'shows clear path' to upping grass yields

Latest research 'shows clear path' to upping grass yields 26 January 2021 | 1.0T/ha extra DM of grass is a 'transformative but realistic target' for dairy and livestock businesses Targeting an extra 1.0t/ha dry matter of grass is an achievable aim for most dairy and livestock businesses and one that could make a huge difference to their production and financial performance. This is according to Mark Garrett of CF Fertilisers, who said recent grassland trials showed that dry matter gains of at least 1.0t/ha were possible through better use of key nutrients such as N, P, K and S. He said this ...