Between them, the husband-andwife team, alongside their son David, have more than 30 years' experience in
arable farming and employ four permanent staff.
As expected, both tithe and IACS land use data show
arable farming was always highest in the lowlands.
Henry, whose family farm surrounds Kenilworth Castle, switched from dairy farming to beef and
arable farming, selling his meat to Waitrose.
African governments have largely welcomed the 'foreign investments', saying that they have millions of hectares of surplus land suitable for intensive
arable farming. They also say companies guarantee to provide thousands of jobs.
Glyndwer University will focus its research on fructans in new strains of ryegrass, grown on land unsuitable for
arable farming.
With growing
arable farming reducing fallow land available for goats, the two agencies plan "to build up the capacity of national agricultural research systems" into the species, whose skins "are of excellent quality and fetch high prices".
While modern day man may flock to the coastal town for its bars and trips to the beach, 11th Century settlers were more attracted by the
arable farming.
National Farmers' Union secretary for the Huddersfield area, Tim Coy, said: "The
arable farming is well ahead of schedule and farmers are making some excellent good clean straw as animal fodder for the winter.
As fish yields go down, increased demands are put upon the land as some fishermen switch to
arable farming, O'Reilly says.
COPA delegates also stressed the need to simplify procedures involved in non-food production, especially the suppression of the average incomes indicator, which discourages many farmers working in this kind of production.European Commission representatives indicated that the 1994 Uruguay Round Agreement of which Blair House is an integral part, is still in force after the implication of across-the-board support for the
arable farming sector.
Arable farming typifies the life style of an ordinary Motswana, particularly in rural areas.
