Agri-Business
Bumper UK barley crop will not make up for reduction in wheat production
This year saw a UK barley crop of over 8.4 million tonnes produced, but the bumper crop will not make...
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Rural Life
Jamie's Farm receives award for outstanding contribution to British agriculture
Jamie Feilden, co-founder and CEO of the charity Jamie’s Farm, is celebrating after receiving a British Farming Award for his...
Rural Life
New Kitchen Gardens project aims to put provenance on our plates
An exciting new initiative to shake up the farming industry and champion sustainable food provenance has been announced. Happerley Kitchen...
Sheep
NSA Sheep Events look forward to 2021 with enthusiasm and hope
As like so many others, the National Sheep Association (NSA) was bitterly disappointed to cancel its much enjoyed Sheep Events...
Agri-Business
No priority for British fresh food products at Kent ports - NFU
The Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed that only day-old chicks and seafood will be given priority status for travelling...
Rural Life
Residential holding on 6.83ac on offer with stables and riding arena
Galbraith is pleased to be marketing Marefield of Craigs, an attractive residential five-bedroom country house with land and equestrian facilities....
Machinery
New Fendt dealer for north England and south west Scotland
Fendt has appointed Johnston Tractors Ltd as a new dealer in north west England and south west Scotland. This will...
World News
Birmingham-led research promises water boost for farmers in India
University of Birmingham water experts have designed a low-energy, high-efficiency means of purifying water in India’s rural farming communities, which...
Agri-Business
Weather putting uncertainty in grain markets
The only certainty that market specialists manager Vikki Campbell could give viewers of the Grain Market Outlook conference held by...
Agri-Business
Weather putting uncertainty in grain markets
The only certainty that market specialists manager Vikki Campbell could give viewers of the Grain Market Outlook conference held by...
Agri-Business
VetPartners launches 2 exclusive podcasts
Farm vets Ami Sawran and Claire Whittle have taken to the airwaves to present two new monthly podcasts aimed at...
Agri-Business
QUB food fraud study finds locally-sold sage to be ‘heavily adulterated’
A food fraud investigation carried out by researchers at the Institute for Global Food Security (IGFS) at Queen’s University Belfast...
Agri-Business
QUB food fraud study finds locally-sold sage to be ‘heavily adulterated’
A food fraud investigation carried out by researchers at the Institute for Global Food Security (IGFS) at Queen’s University Belfast...
Agri-Business
QUB food fraud study finds locally-sold sage to be ‘heavily adulterated’
A food fraud investigation carried out by researchers at the Institute for Global Food Security (IGFS) at Queen’s University Belfast...
N.Ireland
3-part series ‘Tricked-Out Tractors’ to start on Monday
A new three-part TV series has brought together a team of petrol heads who have been restoring beloved vintage tractor...
Sheep
Sheep owners urged to take plunge instead of showering
The Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep (SCOPS) group is launching a campaign reminding sheep farmers, contractors and prescribers that...
Agri-Business
New report lays bare extent of NI agriculture’s phosphorus excess
Farmers in Northern Ireland are over-applying phosphorus (P) by as much as 7,300t a year across the region according to...
Agri-Business
New report lays bare extent of NI agriculture’s phosphorus excess
Farmers in Northern Ireland are over-applying phosphorus (P) by as much as 7,300t a year across the region according to...
