James Lee

The lesser spotted Winter Bean is hitting the soil in this benign autumn.

When filling up with diesel I find it best to look anywhere but at the pump. And just wait to hear for the 'click' once full. That way you only get one shock when you look at the total £££ rather than multiple. #202.9 #diesel #halloween

On the Devon Red. 20th year with the best drill from Suffolk

We have a shed to take down. Looking to hire safety nets. Any contacts much appreciated

The next loads of @LGSeedsUK Caravelle C2 making their Way to the seed plant.

The last of our seed crop of Caravelle. The T5 500 looking pretty!

May 5th sown Agagold enjoying the damp weather. This was strip till sown into a overwinter crop of oats. #maize

Congratulations to Chris for being Grassland Farmer of the Year @FW_Awards. The change in the farming system from a traditional mixed farming unit to purely forage has been great to see. Even if it does mean less arable crops to sow! Thanks to the Berrys for using our services

Good luck to all finalists at this evenings @FW_Awards, especially those from the south west. You are all an inspiration!

A couple of fodder crops on clients farms. Sown direct into old pasture. Sawfly can 🖐 but the crops are moving on

Organic forage required, Devon. DM if you know of something. Thankyou

A beautiful still morning in @JPBWFarm country. Perfect for lime spreading! #Exmoor

It has been a good growing season for maize in this area. Even the short cut strip till method crops look good😉

Well away now and soon be helping to produce #milk. @maizegrowers

Any companies offering crop spraying with a drone? #osr pod sealant

We are harvesting winter feed for our beef herd on our family farm. Many other farmers are doing the same in the beautiful Devon countryside, and across the UK. Thankyou for buying British food. #TradeDeal #proudtoproduce #ukbirdsong #foodmiles

Drilled with Polysulphate and DAP. Cover of triticale and beans have done a good job. These were grazed off back in March

Stripping in Devon. #maize. Like a knife through butter (thank goodness) with moisture being brought up to drill into.