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18 Jul 2019

Welcoming Farm Safety week 2019

by Rory Ffoulkes | posted in: Farming, Haulage, Safety | 0

Farming is an inherently hazardous business, which is why we – and any other business or body that takes modern farming seriously – welcome the Farm Safety week initiative. Run by the NFU and Farm Safety Foundation, Farm Safety week … Read More

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25 Jun 2019

Recruiting new drivers for our expanding haulage fleet!

by Rory Ffoulkes | posted in: fertiliser, Haulage, sugar beet, Team | 0

We’re in the exciting process of expanding our haulage fleet, with two of our four new Volvos arriving yesterday. And, as a result of this new expansion, we’re currently recruiting new drivers! This is to work alongside our farm team, … Read More

11 Jun 2019

Harvest 2019 grain storage available

by Rory Ffoulkes | posted in: Farming, Grain Hospital, Haulage, Lab, Organic, Storage | 0

Crop storage forms a major part of our business, and you may be pleased to hear that we have crop storage available for independent farmers and grain merchants for harvest 2019 at our 82,000-tonne facility at Scotland Farm, Dry Drayton … Read More

31 May 2019

The threat to farming’s future

by Louise Peck | posted in: Diversification, Farming, Grain Hospital, Haulage, Lab, Newsletter, Organic, Storage | 0

Never before has farming faced so many challenges: the pressure to feed a burgeoning population, climate issues, the growth of veganism and increasingly urban populations, price pressures, Brexit and so much more. Farming in today’s environment is undeniably a challenge, … Read More

30 May 2019

Major investment in safety and service for high-spec fleet

by Louise Peck | posted in: Haulage | 0

Over the years we’ve made significant investment in telematics for our haulage fleet to improve safety and service. This gives everyone peace of mind during the haulage process. In 2019 we’ve installed cameras on our newest lorries for an all … Read More

24 Apr 2019

Check out our latest Spring/Summer 2019 P.X. Farms Newsletter

by Louise Peck | posted in: Diversification, Farming, Grain Hospital, Haulage, Lab, Newsletter, Organic, Storage | 0

Our Spring/Summer 2019 newsletter is now available Print copy – get in touch for your print copy or check out the May 2019 issue of Farmers Guide Online copy – simply download the online version here This issue covers: Storage and cleaning facility … Read More

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