Intwood Farm Blog - Category: Arable Activity

Silage production on a farm involves the process of preserving forage crops as fodder for livestock. It begins by harvesting the crops at their optimal

It’s been a busy week so far down on the farm.  With the sun shining brightly again this week, our contractors turned with an amazing

Winter calving and lambing has finished, Spring calving is about to start. We are grateful that a new member of the team has started to

Its been another busy month on the farm. Our friendly and helpful contractors moved in and harvested our maize crop. The maize is then clamped

It’s that time of year again…. the contractors arrived to harvest our barley. Definitely a race against time to get everything done and baled before

We’ve seen a definite shift in the seasons (and the weather!) this month. Our contractors arrived in force to help us take our annual silage

The sheep have finished lambing, all are now out on the fields enjoying the milder weather, spring calving continues. The arable contractors have been busy

The contractor moved in with their machines between Christmas and New Year, while we were all resting they worked through until 10pm to get the

Maize Harvest happened as quick as a flash. The contractor moved in with his big machines, within a day our shed was full of wonderfully

We have just completed the rapeseed harvest and the contractor sent along an exciting brand new combine harvester.  They tell us it’s only one of

On Intwood farm this week we are quite excited as the Lucerne (aka Alfalfa), drilled a couple of weeks ago has now come through the