Ed blake

Since switching on to Omnia last year, Dennington Hall Farms has seen a wide-range of on-farm benefits - from smarter time-saving workflows to seamless remote access and a more streamlined way of working across the whole team 🚜✨ 📹 Join Farmers Weekly Farm Manager of the Year, Ryan McCormack and Digital Services Specialist James Lane, for an exclusive behind the scenes look at how Omnia has transformed the digital farming operations at Dennington Hall Farms! Thinking about making the switch yourself? 💡 Get in touch with your local Digital Services Specialist today to discover how Omnia can transform your farm! loom.ly/BM0g9nk

@ThrimbyFarms Great video @ThrimbyFarms

Some of the Re-gen, steak making machines. Hands down, the best makers of both steak and organic manure. Revitalising the farm, feeding the soil producing more steak and more manure. Funny old world…

Goats and pigs happy this morning under the October sun. Both playing a key role in conservation.

@peamanruss Always somthing to aim for @peamanruss

@Edwardjohnblake Few years and it could be you!

Huge congratulations to Ryan. Farmers Weekly farm Manager of the year. Very well deserved for all the hard work. It’s a pleasure to work alongside you. Enjoyable evening Thursday night celebrating.

LG Caravelle well in the row 1st Oct. 5kg Slug pellets applied, let’s hope that’s all it wants.

Earliest wheat harvest ever at Dennington Hall Farms, LG Typhoon harvested 17 July 10.1t/ha yield 77kg/hl spec weight 14.6% moisture Straw; 9 quadrant bales/ha approx #earlyharvest #harvest25 #harvest2025 #LGLegends

Direct drilled Isabel oats looking well on some heavy land. 10.6mm yesterday will push them on. 🌧️

@bravo10_4 Looking very well!

First batch of spring barley looking well, the rain gauge could do with a wee fill up for some other fields. #Laureate

‼️🚨We’re Hiring 🚨‼️ Farm Saved Seed Operative wanted: Excellent opportunity to join our growing team!

@seriousbeefin Stay tuned, updates to follow soon…

@Edwardjohnblake Where are you heading next Ed?

Large ditching project well underway, ditches haven’t been touched in 15 years, lots to do. My final project at Scottow as I move on to a new challenge in March.

@PeterMedler1 Looking good Pete.

All the Sugar Beet out the ground, in reasonably good conditions & pleasing results!

Beet out, karat through, leaving it right for Spring

@RBoldan @RBoldan Your agronomist walks?

A classic example of an agronomist gateway.

@No1FarmerJake When was the cover crop drilled?

Even in the mud and the rain there are a few positives, cover crop after winter barley going into sp oats, sheep will be happy 🐑🍀

26Ha of beet out last week, worked and drilled nicely.

@SteadyDave1 What row spacing?

Never in doubt… 🧐

The Oasis tour isn’t just about their music. It’s about the height of Britain. It’s about the nostalgia of remembering how amazing Britain was. If you didn’t live it you’ll never understand it and it can’t be explained. A time when you could go down the pub, interact with people you knew and didn’t know and have the best night of your life on 15 quid. A time when there was always something happening, in every city, 7 nights a week. No fear of being stabbed. No fear of being robbed. A time when everyone watched the same TV shows and discussed them the next day. You weren’t desperate to go on holiday like the British are now, there was no need. You didn’t see Dubai or Maldives on Instagram all day, you literally didn’t even know those places existed. You would hang around on a council estate, completely content and want nothing else than to laugh with your friends. Random skin heads would say “you alrite mate?” And you’d either be best friends or in a scrap 2mins later. Nobody got stabbed. Nobody died. It’s just how it was. The pub on Christmas Day. The bus was 30p. You loved everyone you met, didn’t matter the race. The country was united. There was a feeling in the air. Constant electricity. And it’s all gone now. It’s died. All we have are the songs from those times.

@classiccarguru1 I’ve seen @CS150COMBISTAR perform similar manoeuvres, this is not uncommon

Today I watched this gentleman enter the station through the exit, against the flow of traffic then manoeuvre his car back & forth a dozen times trying to get close to the pump that I was next in line to use & after multiple attempts 10ft was the closest he managed to get 🤔