Eva Osborne-Sherlock

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Journalist

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.

Scottish govt allocates £5m in funds for nature networks development

Government

Scottish govt allocates £5m in funds for nature networks development

The Scottish government has today (Friday, September 8) announced £5 million in funding for its councils to develop nature networks...
Galbraith brings farmhouse on 112ac site to the market

Arable

Galbraith brings farmhouse on 112ac site to the market

Galbraith has brought Cockmuir Farm – a 112ac site including a farmhouse, arable and pasture land, wetland and woodland –...
Defra: Calf housing and welfare grant now open for applications

Agri-Business

Defra: Calf housing and welfare grant now open for applications

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ (Defra’s) calf housing and welfare grant is now open for applications. Grants...
Sweden records first ever case of African swine fever

N.Ireland

Sweden records first ever case of African swine fever

Sweden’s National Veterinary Institute has confirmed that a case of African swine fever (ASF) has been detected in the country...
Northumbria: Machinery marked with DNA codes to fight against rural crime

Rural Life

Northumbria: Machinery marked with DNA codes to fight against rural crime

More than £200,000 worth of agricultural machinery, tools and equipment have been marked with forensic DNA codes as part of...
Meat Business Women launches inclusivity campaign

Agri-Business

Meat Business Women launches inclusivity campaign

Meat Business Women has today (Thursday, September 7) launched a campaign aimed at driving inclusivity in the meat industry. ‘The...
Farmers ‘need honesty’ from Defra on SFI – TFA

Agri-Business

Farmers ‘need honesty’ from Defra on SFI – TFA

The Tenant Farmers Association (TFA) has said it and its members need honesty from the Department for Environment, Food and...
Scotland: Consultation launched on accelerating nature restoration plans

Environment

Scotland: Consultation launched on accelerating nature restoration plans

The Scottish government has today (Thursday, September 7) launched a consultation asking for views on its plans to accelerate nature...
NI teens urged to enter the ABP Angus Youth Challenge

N.Ireland

NI teens urged to enter the ABP Angus Youth Challenge

Teenagers in Northern Ireland aged between 14 and 15-years-old are being urged to enter the new intake for the ABP...
Farmers face a ‘bleak end to 2023’ due to SFI delays – NFU

Government

Farmers face a ‘bleak end to 2023’ due to SFI delays – NFU

The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has said that farmers are facing a “bleak end to 2023” due to delays in...
Wildlife Estates Scotland appoints new chair

Agri-Business

Wildlife Estates Scotland appoints new chair

Wildlife Estates Scotland (WES), a wildlife initiative promoting best habitat practices for farms and estates, has appointed Miles Montgomerie as...
Sussex woman fined after 27 reports of her dogs worrying livestock

Rural Life

Sussex woman fined after 27 reports of her dogs worrying livestock

A Sussex woman has been convicted of failing to keep her dogs under control after police received 27 reports of...
Agriculture has the third highest rate of self-employed women – report

Agri-Business

Agriculture has the third highest rate of self-employed women – report

Agriculture has the third highest rate of self-employed women in the UK, out of the top 10 industries. According to...
Future Farming Expo Scotland confirms speakers for the event

Other

Future Farming Expo Scotland confirms speakers for the event

The organisers of Future Farming Expo Scotland have released the line-up of speakers for the event – which takes place...
Overage agreements can provide ‘significant’ windfall for farmers

Agri-Business

Overage agreements can provide ‘significant’ windfall for farmers

Farmers and landowners could be in for a significant financial windfall if the value of their land increases in the...
Origin Fertilisers appoints new nutrition agronomy team member

Agri-Business

Origin Fertilisers appoints new nutrition agronomy team member

Origin Fertilisers has appointed a new member of its nutrition agronomy team for the Midlands region. Tom Wells has been...
Limagrain adds 3 new forage maize varieties to 2023/24 Descriptive List

Arable

Limagrain adds 3 new forage maize varieties to 2023/24 Descriptive List

Three new forage maize varieties from Limagrain have been added to the 2023/24 BSPB/NIAB Descriptive List. These include two “very...
NIFAIS to go live on Monday after months of delays

N.Ireland

NIFAIS to go live on Monday after months of delays

Northern Ireland’s replacement for the Animal and Public Health Information System (APHIS) is set to go live on Monday (September...
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