Agri-Business
Is a 15m dribble bar to spread slurry destined to become the norm?
The fading of the splash plate in favour of ground level application of slurry has led to the adoption of...
Agri-Business
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FDF report shows wider range of healthy options available to consumers
The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has unveiled its latest report as it celebrates the work of UK food and...
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Alternative proteins: Report says fake meat 'will not save the planet'
A new report –The Politics of Protein – released today (Thursday, April 7), reveals that fake meat is not as...
Agri-Business
Farming company fined for polluting Somerset watercourse
Farming company Velcourt Ltd. has been fined for polluting a Somerset watercourse with dirty, ammonia-rich water, killing hundreds of fish....
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LMC welcomes academic questioning of Global Burden of Disease report
A group of leading academics - three of whom are Irish - have queried the veracity of the 2019 Global...
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IPES: Sustainable solutions readily available for food systems
The International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food) has called for fundamental reform of food systems to avoid catastrophic...
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Conflict in Ukraine continues to dominate world grain markets
According to the Northern Ireland Grain Trade Association (NIGTA), the conflict in Ukraine continues to dominate world markets. In turn,...
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Bayer to invest millions in sustainable agriculture by 2024
Pharmaceutical company Bayer has announced it will invest €1.3 billion in its impact investment unit over the next three years,...
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Countries need finance to continue food systems transformations
A number of United Nations (UN) members will require financing of up to $60,000/yr, if they are to continue transforming...
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Welsh man to study calf production in South America
Welsh man Charlie Cooper is planning on travelling South America to investigate the importance of rearing an efficient, sustainable and...
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Machinery Focus: Birth of the Massey Ferguson 100 series
There is a general agreement that the Harry Ferguson tractors of the post-war era were the most influential tractors ever...
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BVA Live to take place in the NEC for a two-day event
Business and careers sessions have been added to the programme at BVA Live this summer to help inspire and empower...
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Princess Royal opens Dunbia Highland Meats
Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal has officially opened Dunbia’s Highland Meats’ upgraded facilities, following a £12 million investment. The...
Agri-Business
Lakeland supply doubles in 10 years as continued increase projected
Lakeland Dairies unexpectedly announced a 'Milk Supply Management Scheme' yesterday (Wednesday, March 30) which will see suppliers paid a reduced...
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Yorkshire public encouraged to take action to prevent wildfires
Natural England has partnered with Fire and Rescue Services in Yorkshire to encourage the public of Yorkshire to take action...
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Research: Biodiversity loss has effect on global food markets
Biodiversity losses in countries with smaller, less-developed economies impact large, developed economies, according to a new study. Researchers from Trinity...
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New Defra measures to help with rising on-farm costs
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has today (Wednesday, March 29) announced a series of measures it...
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Arla Foods aims for further expansion in Bangladesh
Arla Foods has said that it sees "great potential" for growth in its biggest market in southeast Asia; Bangladesh. The...
