Agriland Team

AHDB Meat and Dairy to attend Gulfood in Dubai
AHDB Meat and Dairy to attend Gulfood in Dubai

Meat and dairy from the UK will be in the spotlight this month at one of the world’s biggest annual...

Getting Greener Grass: Are you ready for turnout?
Getting Greener Grass: Are you ready for turnout?

Soil Association Scotland is inviting farmers to five free events with pasture expert Andre van Barneveld to find out how...

Online granule nematicide training module launched
Online granule nematicide training module launched

With potato planting just around the corner, the launch of a second granule nematicide training course module aims to help growers...

Clandeboye Estate to host Jersey cattle open day
Clandeboye Estate to host Jersey cattle open day

An 18th century estate with an award-winning dairy herd is set to welcome Jersey enthusiasts from throughout the UK later...

Clandeboye Estate to host Jersey cattle open day
Clandeboye Estate to host Jersey cattle open day

An 18th century estate with an award-winning dairy herd is set to welcome Jersey enthusiasts from throughout the UK later...

Clandeboye Estate to host Jersey cattle open day
Clandeboye Estate to host Jersey cattle open day

An 18th century estate with an award-winning dairy herd is set to welcome Jersey enthusiasts from throughout the UK later...

Vigilance urged following rural crime spate
Vigilance urged following rural crime spate

Rural-dwellers have been warned to be vigilant in the face of a spate of criminal acts in Co. Antrim recently...

Vigilance urged following rural crime spate
Vigilance urged following rural crime spate

Rural-dwellers have been warned to be vigilant in the face of a spate of criminal acts in Co. Antrim recently...

Video: Australian floods see an estimated 500,000 cattle perish
Video: Australian floods see an estimated 500,000 cattle perish

Torrential rain that caused widespread flooding in the north-west region of Queensland, Australia, has lead to losses now “estimated at...

Antibiotics used for animal growth promotion by 45 countries
Antibiotics used for animal growth promotion by 45 countries

Although going in the right direction, farmers from 45 countries globally are still using antibiotics for growth promotion, according to...

Moy Park fined after worker loses leg in forklift accident
Moy Park fined after worker loses leg in forklift accident

Poultry-processing company Moy Park has been fined after a yardman was seriously injured in an accident involving a forklift truck....

British egg industry warns food fraud fines are not strong enough
British egg industry warns food fraud fines are not strong enough

The British Egg Industry Council is calling for stronger deterrents for food fraud following the news that an egg trader...

British growers call for certainty of trade in post-Brexit world
British growers call for certainty of trade in post-Brexit world

British growers at this year’s Fruit Logistica say they are keen to work with European businesses post-Brexit – but they...

Moving away from CAP provides opportunities – Defra representative
Moving away from CAP provides opportunities – Defra representative

Phasing out Common Agricultural Payments (CAP) as a result of Brexit means a “move away from a complex and prescriptive...

Scottish Government awards £6 million boost to agri-food processors
Scottish Government awards £6 million boost to agri-food processors

Almost 20 Scottish agri-food businesses have been awarded a share of more than £6 million to invest in infrastructure, and...

Medicines improvement notice issued to Aurivo
Medicines improvement notice issued to Aurivo

An Aurivo plant in Northern Ireland has been issued with an animal medicines improvement notice by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate...

Medicines improvement notice issued to Aurivo
Medicines improvement notice issued to Aurivo

An Aurivo store in Northern Ireland has been issued with an animal medicines improvement notice by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate...

Farmer with ‘serious discrepancies’ in animal records fined £1,250
Farmer with ‘serious discrepancies’ in animal records fined £1,250

A Shaftesbury farmer has been fined for illegally moving cattle to and from his farm while under a movement restriction...