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Pet owners should keep sweet treats away from furry companions over the Easter weekend, to avoid chocolate poisoning, and an emergency trip to…
Royal Ulster Agricultural Society (RUAS) stalwart Libby Clarke has been presented with one of the organisation’s highest honours. The prestigious President’s Plate recognises…
The driver of a car which was being tracked by members of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) was arrested after a…
A pair of lambs which had been missing for three days were rescued by firefighters from a 12m (39ft) mine shaft in Northern…
Northern Ireland’s Health Minister Robin Swann has announced £1 million of new funding for the region’s air ambulance. It comes as the charity…
The Royal Ulster Agricultural Society (RUAS) has announced losses of almost £1 million at its Annual Meeting held today (Friday, March 26). The year…
As many as 2,000 French farmers have taken to the streets of Clermont Ferrand in protest over new legislation to tax the use…
As the country prepares for the gradual easing of lockdown, the Countryside Alliance has published its advice on the prevention of wildfires. Wildfires…
Hints have been dropped that financial support could soon be on the way for farmers in the north-west whose farms were devastated by…
The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland (RHASS) has confirmed that a live showcase will go ahead behind closed doors. Taking place…
Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster (YFCU) members are in for an exciting AGM next month. With Zita McNaugher reaching the end of her…
Lead ammunition could be phased out under government plans to help protect wildlife and nature, Environment Minister Rebecca Pow has announced today (March…
Less than a quarter of fines paid to the Department of Agriculture for waste crimes such as fly-tipping are reinvested in cracking down…
NFU Scotland asked its members to take part in its inaugural connectivity survey, to get a clearer idea of mobile and broadband connectivity…
Northern horticulture students can now, for the first time, study for an honours degree within Northern Ireland, Agriculture Minister, Edwin Poots has announced.…
A collaborative study has made a breakthrough characterising new immune cells in cattle which could change how livestock diseases are treated. The cells…
A well known trailer manufacturer has come to the rescue of TV presenter Matt Baker as part of a new series documenting his…
NFU Cymru has welcomed the announcement that the Welsh government will appoint an all-Wales rural and wildlife crime coordinator to help tackle the…
