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Agricultural, Environmental, Countryside and Farming News from the UK and beyond.
| 2019-Apr-17 |
With ever changing rankings and indexes, Semex UK's commitment to breeding healthier cows that get pregnant easily and stay in the herd for a long time remains constant.
| 2019-Apr-17 |
Arable crops are coming under increasing drought pressure, with many also suffering from micronutrient deficiencies, so farmers should consider innovative foliar treatments this spring.
| 2019-Apr-17 |
Hartpury has launched two new scholarship schemes to provide financial support to more students studying degrees in agriculture, after receiving a £1 million endowment.
| 2019-Apr-17 |
The Tenant Farmers Association has called, once again, for action to improve security of tenure for farm tenants.
| 2019-Apr-17 |
North Craven’s Robert Towers won the high profile Easter prime lambs show at Skipton Auction Mart for the second year in succession.
| 2019-Apr-17 |
The Scottish Crofting Federation reacted to a planning decision with strong criticism of Highland councillors who ignored the regulator and their own policy in advocating using productive inbye croft land for housing development.
| 2019-Apr-15 |
YoungsRPS, the independent firm of chartered Surveyors, Land Agents and Property Consultants, has announced an expansion in South West Scotland, following strong demand for their specialist agricultural services in their Dumfries office.
| 2019-Apr-15 |
This year's NMR/RABDF Gold Cup Open Day on 18 June is set to see record breaking crowds flock to Metcalfe Farms, Washfold Farm, Leyburn, North Yorkshire.
| 2019-Apr-15 |
With farmers facing an uncertain future for a variety of reasons, Tim Shuldham of Fisher German is urging them to take the time to assess what type of loan is best for them before making any hasty decisions.
| 2019-Apr-15 |
Chinese-built Foton tractors, have been rebranded and upgraded for 2019, with a third generation of the established series already offered in the UK now being introduced.
| 2019-Apr-15 |
Since switching to boluses six years ago, the Wilson family has seen marked improvements in their upland grazed sheep and cattle.
| 2019-Apr-12 |
The search to find UK food and farming's unsung heroes launched today as the British Farming Awards 2019 opens for entries.
| 2019-Apr-12 |
Like humans and animals, plants defend themselves against pathogens with the help of their immune system.
| 2019-Apr-12 |
C&D Auction Marts Limited had forward 6,302 prime hoggs and 2,919 cast ewes & rams at their weekly sale at Longtown on Thursday 11th April 2019.
| 2019-Apr-12 |
Worcestershire’s new farmers’ market, which is preparing to open for business for the first time next week, is promising a truly authentic shopping experience for those in search of genuinely local food and drink.
| 2019-Apr-12 |
Organisers of the beef industry showcase, Beef Expo 2019, taking place in Cumbria on 23rd May, have announced huge support for its two key competitions, as entries start to draw to a close.
| 2019-Apr-12 |
A leading sheep farmer from Scotland has stressed the need for farmers to market themselves much better if they want to survive.
| 2019-Apr-10 |
Students at Newton Rigg College in Cumbria are celebrating after winning a prestigious farming and environmental competition.
| 2019-Apr-10 |
Consultations have been launched in England and Wales to seek views on reforms to agricultural tenancy legislation.
| 2019-Apr-10 |
The British Veterinary Association has welcomed today's announcement that EU Member States have agreed the UK's listed status application.
| 2019-Apr-10 |
Rural businesses should budget for a larger than expected tax payment in January 2020 advises leading chartered accountants Saffery Champness.
| 2019-Apr-10 |
As better weather sees an increase in dogs on farmland, farmers are being advised to review their insurance details and ensure they know their coverage if a dog related incident occurs on their property.
| 2019-Apr-10 |
The 2019 pedigree beef show and sale season at Skipton Auction Mart begins on Wednesday, May 1, with the traditional pipe-opener, the annual ‘Blue Wednesday’ showcase.
| 2019-Apr-08 |
Fendt are pleased to announce their attendance at ScotGrass 2019 to be held at Dumfries on 15th May.
| 2019-Apr-08 |
Farmers due their 2018 Countryside Stewardship advance or Basic Payment Scheme payment will receive bridging payments this month.
| 2019-Apr-08 |
The North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Partnership is looking for outstanding people who have made a difference to the conservation of this special area.
| 2019-Apr-08 |
NFU Scotland continued to press the agricultural industry's priorities for Brexit at a meeting on an Aberdeenshire farm on Friday 5 April with new Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Robert Goodwill MP.
| 2019-Apr-08 |
A decade on from the last recession, Britain’s native livestock breeds are proving resilient in the face of economic challenge.
| 2019-Apr-05 |
As spring approaches so does the threat of blowfly strike, leaving farms across the country vulnerable and at risk.
| 2019-Apr-05 |
C&D Auction Marts Limited had forward 15 cattle, 5,228 prime hoggs and 2,367 cast ewes & rams at their weekly sale at Longtown on Thursday 4th April 2019.
| 2019-Apr-05 |
About 50 per cent of AF Group farmers have invested in or have access to green energy, and renewables are becoming more core to the business as the benefits become more valuable than government incentives.
| 2019-Apr-05 |
Limagrain UK has launched Skyfall this spring; a new hybrid brassica for
dairy and beef cattle that can provide two crops in a season.
| 2019-Apr-05 |
Developing large-scale solar parks is becoming viable again, particularly for rural estates looking to invest, according to a group of industry professionals.
| 2019-Apr-03 |
The hot, dry summer in 2018 suppressed yields in fodder beet crops compared with 2017, but the results of trials, carried out by Limagrain UK, showed up the variation in performance between varieties.
| 2019-Apr-03 |
Natural England in partnership with the Environment Agency, Defra and local water companies unveils this year's champion young farmers.
| 2019-Apr-03 |
The National Sheep Association is extremely disappointed by the decision from Natural England to permit the release of 60 individual sea eagles onto the Isle of Wight over a five-year period, a process due to commence this summer.
| 2019-Apr-03 |
The National Beef Association calls for national conference to review emerging
trends and seek practical solutions to Tuberculosis (TB).
| 2019-Apr-03 |
The Scottish Tenant Farming Commissioner announced today that a solution had been found to enable a tenant farmer to remain on a farm he rented from Buccleuch Estates.
| 2019-Apr-03 |
The British Veterinary Association has responded following government moves to address shortages of products containing procaine hydrochloride, a local anaesthetic used widely in veterinary medicine, particularly farm animal medicine.
| 2019-Apr-01 |
A precision method of applying slurry to grassland has been developed by slurry management specialists Tramspread.
| 2019-Apr-01 |
UK ear tag manufacturer, Allflex, is using its distinctive range of purple secondary ear tags to show its support for mental health charity, The Kaleidoscope Plus Group.
| 2019-Apr-01 |
According to a survey conducted by MHA MacIntyre Hudson at LAMMA 2019, where over 70 farmers were interviewed, optimism levels where generally high.
| 2019-Apr-01 |
The National Sheep Association and the Company of Merchants of the Staple of England are excited to open applications for a travel bursary giving young sheep farmers the opportunity to widen their shepherding knowledge and experience.
| 2019-Apr-01 |
The very dry summer of 2018 followed by winter conditions that have kept liver fluke levels low mean there have been very few reports of losses from acute fluke disease.
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