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 POSTS
Farm Manager Seeking Regenerative Role
A practical and innovative farm manager wishing to go beyond sustainability seeks a hands-on position…
What’s in a Name?
Welcome to the 5th Anniversary issue of Direct Driller / Normal Farming magazine. When we…
Featured Farmer – Harry Heath
Arable & Pig Producer – Newport Shropshire 200ha Owned (Wheat / Barley / OSR /…
The curious case of disappearing nitrogen
How Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is delivering alternative farm funding
Farmer Focus – Rob Raven
From the Sea to the Soil
Sap analysis proving valuable for large, diverse farming business
Arable Soil Farmer of the Year – A farm walk with David Miller
Pasture and Profit in Protected Landscapes Programme
Farmer Focus – John Pawsey
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