The yellow paint has gone and now the Volvo YT09HBA  is in our colours. Looking good ready for harvest work.

L to R: Bob King (Crisp Malting Group), Mark Banham (H Banham Ltd) and David Holliday (The Norfolk Brewhouse) The best of Norfolk – Bottled H Banham Ltd are working with The Norfolk Brewhouse to promote the best of East Anglia’s malting barley – Maris Otter – to other barley growers with a specially bottled […]

Today bottling has started on our Norfolk Otter Ale. An amber beer from The Norfolk Brewhouse at Hindringham. It’s been bottled especially for us and uses the finest Maris Otter malt, grown locally and malted at Crisp Maltings, a few miles from the brewery. Samples available soon. www.norfolkbrewhouse.co.uk     www.crispmalt.co Rachel and Cathy will bottle […]

FULL RANGE OF GAME COVER SEED NOW AVAILABLE Including maize, sorghums & mustard, we can also supply a wide variety of ELS & HLS mixes, fodder beet, silage & grazing mixes also available.   For further information or to place an order please contact Tim Walpole on 01328 863741 or tim@h-banham.co.uk

The ABC Group are hosting a members open day at Morley TAG Development Centre. Tuesday 4th June 2013 Full details to follow soon  

Due to essential maintenance the online accounts system will be unavailable on Thursday 13th December. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Prepare for the winter snow and ice. White de-icing salt is available in 25kg Rock Salt is available in 500kg bags Ask about prices. Discounts for large quantities. Email or Phone us  

The sugar beet campaign is now under way. Early indications show that yields won’t exceed the highs of last year and sugar content is certainly down. The lack of warm sun this year hasn’t done the crop any favours. Early days yet.

After a delayed and intermittent harvest it’s almost at an end. Winter barley has been the best crop with spring barley and oilseed rape behind and wheat suffering badly from the poor weather, lacking both quality and quantity. With drilling well under way for 2013 crops it would be nice to have a “normal” weather pattern […]

As we get half way through the first week of the delayed harvest of 2012 things are getting busy. The combines have been going well and are getting into the early winter barleys. So far samples are looking good, with no major problems with quantity or quality.