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Entries by Stephen Ware
BBC FOOD AND FARMING AWARDS 2021 – SHORT LISTED FOR THE “FARMING FOR THE FUTURE” AWARD
/0 Comments/in Uncategorised/by Stephen WareI am delighted to have had our work recognised by being short listed as a finalist in the BBC Food & Farming awards. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/2hFvtkTwHt6QK3p1bTd86hV/bbc-food-farming-awards-2021-farming-for-the-future-finalists
SHAKE & CATCH HARVESTING
/in Agriculture – General, Uncategorised/by Stephen WareHaving nurtured high quality fruit throughout the season, we have always felt a little reticent to admit that brutally mechanically harvesting off the orchard floor was simply down to cost and convenience. Having reflected that our customers deserve better value from their fruit, we have invested in a “Shake and Catch” harvester to deliver this. […]
What’s happened in Winter 2015 / 2016…
/0 Comments/in Throne Farm/by Stephen WareHere is a quick follow up to the predictions that were posted on the website at the end of Autumn. With such a late harvest and the extremely mild weather, we couldn’t help feeling that winter will feel very short this Year. This actually proved to be true as it was extremely mild up to […]
Branding Weather Forecasting
/0 Comments/in Uncategorised/by Stephen WareWeather forecasts – A farming preoccupation The BBC announced last Year that it was ceasing the current £32 million a Year contract that it had held with the Met office since 1922. Weather forecasts strongly influence decisions on the farm such as planting, harvesting, spraying in anticipation of diseases, ventilation, heating, any ground working […]
The Living Wage – Does it affect the whole farm’s work force?
/0 Comments/in Farming Biological/by Stephen WareThe Living Wage – Does it affect the whole farm’s work force? I could bang on about the effect of the living wage on horticultural businesses but besides having some excellent staff on my payroll, we are in danger of ignoring another essential workforce on the farm. A hidden work force All too often, Bacteria and […]
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