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ECM continue to set the standard for best practice in agriculture in the UK, having been selected once again to represent the sector in The Parliamentary Review for 2019.

The strategic aim of The Parliamentary Review is to raise standards. In each edition, a host of outstanding organisations share their experiences and areas of best practice, all the while identifying key issues they face in the current political and economic environment. The Review features cabinet ministers, leading journalists and is sent to over 500,000 leading business executives and policymakers.

Environmental Respect Awards 2018: Environmental Crop Management and two other companies acknowledged as best in the world for sustainable agriculture and dedication to the environment.

Thanks to the sponsorship of Environmental Crop Management Ltd and Massey Feeds, along with support from The Cheshire Agricultural Society, 33 trainee teachers and their tutor from Edge Hill University took part in a unique accredited training day at the Royal Cheshire Show.

ECM Most Outstanding Academic Student Award goes to Tilly Herridge

Bill the dog passed away after 15 years and 20000 miles of field walking.

Many thanks to all our farmers for being his friend.

Meet the latest recruits to benefit from ECM’s ongoing ‘Help The Hedgehog’ campaign.

Hedgehogs have undergone a dramatic decline in recent years and we are proud to continue to help in increasing awareness of their plight, protecting and enhancing their natural habitats, encouraging greater appreciation and participation in all aspects of nature conservation.

Another great day for ECM

Thanks to everybody who joined us for lunch at The Cheshire Ploughing Match on 28 September – a fantastic day and it was great to see so many people there.

A personal message from Peter Clare, Managing Director of ECM, to the man who saved him from choking to death

“I was at the Grosvenor Arms in Alford and started to really choke. Couldn’t breathe or swallow for two minutes, then James Higginbotham appeared and gave me the Heimlich Manoeuvre (a procedure for dislodging an obstruction from a person’s wind pipe).

All well now. James, thank you so much – it’s great not to have choked to death!”

Pete

Peter presenting a thankyou bottle of Champagne to James at the offices of the Wheatsheaf Group, where he works