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.

Nuffield to collaborate with AHDB for Devon ‘super conference’

Agri-Business

Nuffield to collaborate with AHDB for Devon ‘super conference’

The Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust is set to partner with the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) for its 2023...
Dorset man arrested in connection with stolen plant machinery

Rural Life

Dorset man arrested in connection with stolen plant machinery

Dorset Police rural crime team have arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with the suspected handling of stolen plant machinery....
Eurofins Agro UK opens new testing facility in Suffolk to meet demand

Agri-Business

Eurofins Agro UK opens new testing facility in Suffolk to meet demand

Eurofins Agro UK has today (Thursday, August 31) announced the opening of a new agricultural testing facility in Needham Market,...
Calls for Scottish horticulture sector to review seasonal worker scheme

Arable

Calls for Scottish horticulture sector to review seasonal worker scheme

The National Farmers’ Union Scotland (NFUS) has urged those in the horticultural sector to take part in its seasonal worker...
Food inflation at its lowest point since September 2022

Other

Food inflation at its lowest point since September 2022

Food inflation has dropped to 11.5% in August, down 13.4% in July, meaning it is now at its lowest point...
Scottish agriculture must ‘forge its own path’ post-Brexit

Government

Scottish agriculture must ‘forge its own path’ post-Brexit

The Scottish government has published new research to help develop an approach to Scottish agricultural policy – stating that the...
Scottish agri projects receive £240k in funding

Agri-Business

Scottish agri projects receive £240k in funding

Agricultural development projects aimed at tackling climate change have received funding worth more than £240,000, the Scottish government announced today...
New AHDB ‘British’ campaign is ‘fantastic news for British agriculture’ – NPA

Pig/Poultry

New AHDB ‘British’ campaign is ‘fantastic news for British agriculture’ – NPA

The National Pig Association (NPA) has said the change of rules allowing the term ‘British’ to be included in the We...
Veterinary Medicines Directorate seeks higher scientific officer

Government

Veterinary Medicines Directorate seeks higher scientific officer

The Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) is seeking a permanent higher scientific officer for its supply team. An executive agency of...
Defra reappoints Natural England board members and extends terms of others

Environment

Defra reappoints Natural England board members and extends terms of others

Some of the board members of Natural England, the UK government’s statutory advisor on nature conservation, have been reappointed or...
£500,000 of stolen farm equipment recovered across Shropshire

Rural Life

£500,000 of stolen farm equipment recovered across Shropshire

Around £500,000 of stolen farm equipment has been recovered across Shropshire, West Mercia Police has said. The force said the...
Kuhn launches 13m mounted tedder for hard-to-reach fields

Machinery

Kuhn launches 13m mounted tedder for hard-to-reach fields

Kuhn farm machinery has launched an innovative 13m mounted tedder aimed at allowing farmers to access hard-to-reach fields with a...
NSA warns sheep farmers of disease risk when purchasing replacements

Agri-Business

NSA warns sheep farmers of disease risk when purchasing replacements

The National Sheep Association (NSA) has warned farmers of the risk of disease transmission when buying in replacement stock. The...
Kramp and Kärcher partnership to ‘address evolving needs of farmers’

Agri-Business

Kramp and Kärcher partnership to ‘address evolving needs of farmers’

Kramp and Kärcher have announced a distribution partnership to “address the evolving needs of farmers”. Under the partnership, the companies said...
Love Lamb Week 2023 to promote products of lesser-known breeds

Sheep

Love Lamb Week 2023 to promote products of lesser-known breeds

Love Lamb Week 2023 will include the promoting of the product of some of the UK’s native and lesser-known breeds....
AHDB marketing campaign to use the term ‘British’ for the first time

Agri Politics

AHDB marketing campaign to use the term ‘British’ for the first time

A new Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) marketing campaign will use the term “British” to describe its meat and...
Defra: 12 peatland restoration projects to be funded by £16m

Environment

Defra: 12 peatland restoration projects to be funded by £16m

12 new projects focused on the restoration of peatlands across England have received £16 million in funding. The Department for...
Dog owners ‘responsible’ for ensuring livestock attacks do not happen

Rural Life

Dog owners ‘responsible’ for ensuring livestock attacks do not happen

Ayrshire Police has issued a reminder to dog owners of the law around livestock worrying by dogs following a recent...
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