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Established in 1940, farmers and contractors, Metcalfe Farms has developed a system that makes full use of the slurry generated…
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Established in 1940, farmers and contractors, Metcalfe Farms has developed a system that makes full…
Superintendent Steve Fosher, Head of the National Counter Terrorism Security Office, would like to remind…
Established in 1940, farmers and contractors, Metcalfe Farms has developed a system that makes full…
Established in 1940, farmers and contractors, Metcalfe Farms has developed a system that makes full…
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Established in 1940, farmers and contractors, Metcalfe Farms has developed a system that makes full use of the slurry generated by its 1,300 head of Holstein milkers. With over 1,400ha,…
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Established in 1940, farmers and contractors, Metcalfe Farms has developed a system that makes full…
Superintendent Steve Fosher, Head of the National Counter Terrorism Security Office, would like to remind…
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Established in 1940, farmers and contractors, Metcalfe Farms has developed a system that makes full use of the slurry generated by its 1,300 head of Holstein…
Superintendent Steve Fosher, Head of the National Counter Terrorism Security Office, would like to remind farmers and growers that at this time of year, particularly when…
Agricultural haulage specialists, Richard Western, will have several new products on the stand at Lamma. The SF18HS Super Suffolk silage trailer will be shown on 600/55…
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Reaping the benefits of large scale slurry management
0Established in 1940, farmers and contractors, Metcalfe Farms has developed a system that makes full use of the slurry generated by its 1,300 head of Holstein milkers. With over 1,400ha, an on-site, slurry fed, anaerobic digester, two Vogelsang separators and a fleet of 19 New Holland tractors, the farm is at the cutting edge of slurry management. Richard Metcalfe explains that slurry was not always handled in this way and that, through growth, the farm was keen to make more of its slurry. “We had contractors for years but, as the herd increased and we acquired more land, it was…