Midlands farmers interested in finding out about miscanthus should not miss a free miscanthus farm walk, hosted by Tewkesbury-based mixed farmer Richard Harvey on 23 February. Change of Venue The meeting place for the walk will be The Gloucester Old… Read More »Don’t miss our February Gloucestershire farm walk
The recent contractor meetings are crucial to ensuring higher performing crops with successful cutting and baling and ultimately a higher net margin for the grower. The forums kicked off with presentations outlining 2016 harvest statistics and margins. We also discussed… Read More »Tips for a successful 2017 harvest
The recent contractor meetings are crucial to ensuring higher performing crops with successful cutting and baling and ultimately a higher net margin for the grower. The forums kicked off with presentations outlining 2016 harvest statistics and margins. We also discussed… Read More »Tips for a successful 2017 harvest
With a festive flavour, we look back at the highlights from a very busy and productive year. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank our growers, friends and Terravesta supporters for their continued enthusiasm and contribution to the future… Read More »12 highlights from the Terravesta year
The final farm walk of the year welcomed 17 potential miscanthus growers, who travelled from far and wide to visit one east Yorkshire grower’s crop. Farmers interested in producing miscanthus to supply the Brigg power station in north Lincolnshire were… Read More »Farm walk attracts growers from far afield
With the crop senescing earlier than the last couple of years, we’re issuing an updated contractor list to growers to prepare for a potentially early harvest. We had the first frost early this year, on bonfire night, which accelerated the… Read More »New contractor list announced for 2017
PLEASE NOTE THIS POSITION HAS NOW BEEN FILLED An exciting new opportunity has opened at terravesta. If you’re a good communicator, calm under pressure, and want to have an integral role in the supply chain of UK miscanthus production, then… Read More »New job opportunity at Terravesta
Farmers interested in producing miscanthus to supply the Brigg power station in north Lincolnshire are being asked to come forward. And those wanting to find out more about the benefits of growing the crop, should not miss the Terravesta miscanthus… Read More »Interested in growing miscanthus? Don’t miss our next farm walk
The Farm Business innovation Show at the NEC in Birmingham is an event that’s targeted at farmers wanting to diversify. A vital audience for Terravesta, many came to the show specifically to find out more about the benefits associated with… Read More »Standing room only in miscanthus seminar at the NEC
Some miscanthus crops are thinner than they could be, or contain small gaps, meaning yields are compromised. This is usually down to how it’s been planted, but also down to factors like soil compaction. The good news is that there… Read More »Top tips for boosting miscanthus yields
