DIRECT DRILLER MAGAZINE
The Future of Your Soils
Regenerative Magazine
Direct Driller is a regenerative agriculture farming magazine, designed by farmers for farmers to educate and inform the farming industry about soil health, no-till techniques, regenerative techniques and new technology in all farming situations, whether that be Arable, Livestock or Mixed.
The key aim of Direct Driller is to help farmers become more sustainable, both in terms of their biology on farm and the profitability of their farm. To help farmers find a way of growing healthy crops using the right technology and the most appropriate inputs. We will showcase all the latest machinery and techniques, but the core of the magazine is about your soil and how to improve it.
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LATEST ISSUE
The soils and tech magazines are both printed 4 times a year. Click the links below to read our latest issues and see some of the content for yourself. You can then sign up to receive a hard copy of the magazine yourself using the register links.
If you are new to Direct Driller Magazine and you would like all the printed copies of our back issues, then they can be purchased on Farm Marketplace.
LATEST POSTS
Never Finished, Always Farming
Building Profit and Resilience from the Ground Up
Farmer Focus – Edwin Taylor
Feeding the Fungal Network: Johnson-Su Results from the Field
Farmer Focus – Ben Martin
Forty Years of Worcester Innovation: Inside Weaving Machinery’s New Evesham Facility
A ‘Perfect Storm’ for Farming is Encouraging Many Businesses to Re-Evaluate Their Approach
Farmer Focus – David Aglen
Soil Farmer of the Year 2026 Winners Announced
Farmer Focus – John Cherry
The Sustainable Regenerative Agriculture Scheme (SRAS): A Blueprint for the Future
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