Agri-Business
Co. Down farmer fined £4,000 after polluting 2km of waterway
By Michael Kenwood A Co. Down farmer has been fined £4,000 after polluting 2km of waterway with slurry at almost...
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Agri-Business
Defra urged to act now over Brexit challenges for NI farming
A Westminster report examining the prospects of Northern Ireland farming post-Brexit warns Defra has not done enough given the lack...
Agri-Business
Defra urged to act now over Brexit challenges for NI farming
A Westminster report examining the prospects of Northern Ireland farming post-Brexit warns Defra has not done enough given the lack...
Agri-Business
SIAL: 'Strong demand' from importers for Scotch meat
The opening days of SIAL in Paris, one of the world’s largest food trade fairs, have seen a very encouraging...
Agri-Business
South Korean government officials learn from Wiltshire's rural development
A delegation of 23 officials from South Korea’s Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs visited Wiltshire agri-business support projects...
Sheep
Welsh Lamb roadshow delivers sales boost
A summer drive to promote PGI Welsh Lamb directly to consumers at large stores across England and Wales has led...
Agri-Business
Could the ration of the future see your cows chow down...on insects?
We’ve all heard claims insects could be on the menu in the future – but could crawlies could make it...
Agri-Business
Fram Farmers’ cooperative appoints strategic partnerships manager
Fram Farmers, an innovative leader in the farmer-owned cooperative sector, has appointed Gordon Cummings as strategic partnerships manager. With over...
Agri-Business
Bank urges NI farmers to review the viability with 30% less support
Northern Ireland’s farmers need devolved government back in place and lobbying on their behalf to make sure the sector does...
Agri-Business
Bank urges NI farmers to review the viability with 30% less support
Northern Ireland’s farmers need devolved government back in place and lobbying on their behalf to make sure the sector does...
Agri-Business
‘Britain’s most-diseased man’ to address BVA congress
‘Britain’s most-diseased man’, The One Show wildlife presenter Mike Dilger, has been confirmed as keynote speaker for this year’s BVA...
Arable
AHDB appoints new potato knowledge exchange manager
Bill Watts has joined AHDB as the arable knowledge exchange manager (potatoes) for the West Midlands, South West and Wales....
Arable
Changes to phosphate offtake values 'could be justified'
A lowering of the AHDB’s Nutrient Management Guide’s (RB209) phosphate offtake values for cereals “could be justified”, according to results...
Machinery
Auction report: ‘Best of the rest’ from big October sale
Monday, October 1, saw the latest monthly Cambridge Machinery Sales auction take place at Cheffins Auctioneers’ sale grounds in Sutton,...
Dairy
FUW announce seminar line-up for Welsh Dairy Show
The Farmers’ Union of Wales (FUW) is looking forward to “a busy day” at the Welsh Dairy Show on Tuesday,...
Machinery
Auction report: Buying a Massey on a not-so-massive budget
Monday, October 1, saw the latest monthly Cambridge Machinery Sales auction take place at Cheffins Auctioneers’ sale grounds in Sutton,...
Machinery
Castle Douglas to host agricultural vehicle workshop
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) Scotland, in conjunction with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and Police Scotland, are...
Machinery
Auction report: MFs go under the hammer at busy October sale
Monday, October 1, saw the latest monthly Cambridge Machinery Sales auction take place at Cheffins Auctioneers’ sale grounds in Sutton,...
