Eva Osborne-Sherlock

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Eva is currently undertaking a Bachelor of Arts undergraduate degree in journalism and English at the University of Galway. Originally from Cavan, she currently lives in a rural area of Co. Meath. Her family, which comes from a farming background, is now involved in farm machinery maintenance and she has a keen interest in all things digital, media and agriculture.

Sheep farmers must ensure ewes have sufficient minerals pre-tupping
Sheep farmers must ensure ewes have sufficient minerals pre-tupping

Sheep farmers are being encouraged to ensure their ewes’ diets have been supplemented with the right minerals for the most...

Robotic Dairy Forum to offer information on ‘every stage of conversion’
Robotic Dairy Forum to offer information on ‘every stage of conversion’

ForFarmers’ Robotic Dairy Forum, taking place this month, is set to provide information for those “at every stage of conversion”....

Wheat growers urged to manage risk after ‘challenging’ season
Wheat growers urged to manage risk after ‘challenging’ season

Wheat growers are being urged to manage risk by taking on board the lessons of the “challenging” 2023/24 season when...

Hampshire farm to reveal impacts of soil biology on farm performance
Hampshire farm to reveal impacts of soil biology on farm performance

Whitewool Farm is set to host an event centred on how to enhance the biology of soils an the impact...

AHDB offers workshops for those looking to progress in pig industry
AHDB offers workshops for those looking to progress in pig industry

The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) is offering training through its Stockperson Development Scheme for those wanting to progress...

Adama UK appoints new account manager
Adama UK appoints new account manager

Adama Agricultural Solutions UK Ltd. has appointed Gus Merrick as an account manager within the company’s commercial team. Merrick, who...

AHDB submits complaint to BBC over bovine TB documentary
AHDB submits complaint to BBC over bovine TB documentary

The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has submitted an official complaint to the BBC regarding Queen guitarist Brian May’s...

Pigs: England’s female breeding herd reaches record low
Pigs: England’s female breeding herd reaches record low

The female pig breeding herd is down 2.2% to 251,000 head compared to 2023, the smallest number on record. The...

New course aims to educate dog owners to reduce livestock worrying
New course aims to educate dog owners to reduce livestock worrying

A new course educating owners to help reduce instances of dog attacks on livestock has been welcomed by the Welsh...

New bovine TB strategy to end badger cull and focus on vaccinations
New bovine TB strategy to end badger cull and focus on vaccinations

The UK government has launched a new bovine tuberculosis (TB) eradication strategy to end the badger cull and focus on...

Much Wenlock: 6 fire appliances called to barn fire
Much Wenlock: 6 fire appliances called to barn fire

Six fire appliances were mobilised to a barn fire in Much Wenlock, Shropshire, early this morning (Friday, August 30). Shropshire...

Man given community order for bringing grandchild on tractor
Man given community order for bringing grandchild on tractor

A man has been given a 12 month community order after he was spotted with one of his grandchildren in...

Minister Muir extends registration for Zone 3 of SNHS
Minister Muir extends registration for Zone 3 of SNHS

Minister Andrew Muir has extended the registration date for Zone 3 of Northern Ireland’s Soil Nutrient Health Scheme (SNHS). The...

Sainsbury’s egg farmer group to include over 100 farmers
Sainsbury’s egg farmer group to include over 100 farmers

Sainsbury’s has announced that it will launch the Sainsbury’s Egg Group next month in collaboration with the its three main...

3 people prosecuted for illegal dumping of 26,000t of waste
3 people prosecuted for illegal dumping of 26,000t of waste

Three people have been prosecuted by the Environment Agency for the large-scale dumping of 26,000t of illegal waste, the equivalent...

Defra confirms bluetongue in animals on 2 new sites
Defra confirms bluetongue in animals on 2 new sites

The UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has confirmed bluetongue in animals on two new sites in...

Lough Neagh is a ‘stark reminder’ of climate change impact – Muir
Lough Neagh is a ‘stark reminder’ of climate change impact – Muir

Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) minister Andrew Muir has said the blue-green algae crisis at Lough Neagh...

Derbyshire: Woman fined after dogs kill 15 sheep and injure 13
Derbyshire: Woman fined after dogs kill 15 sheep and injure 13

A woman has been ordered to pay a total of £750 after her dogs killed 15 sheep and injured a...