Beef
Cattle ‘toilet trained’ by researchers in bid to cut emissions
A team of researchers from New Zealand and Germany say they have successfully "toilet trained" cattle, which they argue will...
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Agri Politics
UK to lead international food network tackling global obesity
The UK has been chosen by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to lead an international network established to tackle global...
Machinery
Machinery Focus: Video - Kuhn split plunger baler in operation
Getting as much material as possible into a defined space is the goal of all baler manufacturers, and Kuhn has...
Machinery
Video: Araglin classic silage day sees tractors come from far and wide
Araglin is a small village community nestling in the folds of the Knockmealdown mountains, where the three counties of Cork,...
Agri-Business
NI’s ban on BVD untested animals to begin on Wednesday
Northern Ireland's movement ban on BVD Untested animals is set to come into effect this Wednesday (September 1). It follows...
Rural Life
Police appeal for info after around £50,000 of damage done to tractors during farm theft
Police in Scotland have launched an investigation after around £50,000 of damage was caused to two tractors in the Banff...
Rural Life
Tractor overturns in collision on A47 slip road
Motorists in Norwich are being advised to avoid the A47 near Little Melton due to a collision between a tractor...
Agri-Business
Machinery Focus: Co. Cork family farm favours Fords
Quite how to define a family farm is something of a moveable feast; we all know what we think it...
N.Ireland
Pics: Trapped cow hoisted free from Kiwi rotary parlour
A crane had to be brought in to rescue a trapped cow from the centre of a rotary milking parlour...
Rural Life
Tractor and slurry tanker overturns in Cornwall road accident
A tractor which was towing a load of slurry in a slurry tanker overturned on a Cornish lane causing the...
Agri-Business
Retiring head of Krone aftersales lauds merits of parts and service
The parts and service arm of any manufacturing business is often considered rather unglamorous and something of a backwater in...
Grass
Sales of clover seed rocket as farmers aim to reduce fertiliser bills
Germinal Northern Ireland (NI) is confirming a four-fold increase in red clover seed sales for the first six months of...
N.Ireland
Invasive species costs UK £5 billion over last 5 decades 40-50 years
Invasive species, like the grey squirrel, European rabbit and Japanese knotweed, have cost the UK economy over £5 billion over...
Arable
GLBG calls for research support for the horticulture industry
The Growers’ Better Levy Group (GBLG) is calling for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) to support...
Agri-Business
UN food summit: 50 winners of ‘Good Food for All’ contest announced
50 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) around the world have been announced as the 'Best Small Businesses' of the 'Good...
N.Ireland
Animals not tested for BVD to be banned from NI abattoirs
Northern Ireland's Department of Agriculture has announced plans to ban BVD untested animals from slaughterhouses in a bid to crack...
Agri-Business
Machinery Focus: Video – real time silage analysis from John Deere
John Deere, like all mainstream manufacturers, is investing heavily in digital technology and proudly markets its electronic wares as being...
Agri-Business
UK to restrict promotions of ‘unhealthy’ foods from October 2022
The UK Government has announced plans to restrict retail promotions of foods that are deemed 'unhealthy' from October next year....
