So let’s address the elephant in the room… Siromer tractors are significantly cheaper than many other tractor companies. And whilst a lower price is undoubtedly a selling point, we understand this might also leave you with some questions.  There is no such thing as a free lunch after all.  So to answer this burning question, we have decided to write this blog today to clear up exactly why our tractors and equipment are more affordable…. and spoiler alert, it has not

Winter is when football and rugby pitches suffer the most damage, not because of poor maintenance, but because of wet ground, repeated use, and the wrong kind of intervention . Understanding why  damage happens in winter is the first step to preventing it. This article explains the most common causes of winter pitch damage and what clubs can realistically do to limit long-term problems. Why do football and rugby pitches get damaged more in winter? Winter pitch damage occurs b

February is one of the most important and most misunderstood months in the football and rugby pitch maintenance calendar. Matches are still being played, ground conditions are often at their worst, and decisions made now directly affect how quickly pitches recover in spring. This guide explains what football and rugby clubs should realistically be doing to their pitches in February , why it matters, and how to carry out essential work without causing further damage . What mai

As January 2026 is coming to a close it feels a good time to take a look at the year ahead…and in particular, what is on our to-do list! As smallholders ourselves, we understand that with so much to do it can feel impossible to even know where to start. So, if this is your first year on your smallholding or you’d just like to start doing things a little differently we’ve written our handy monthly to-do list to refer to below. This list is a great companion either to be used a