Dairy
Study: Intensive grass management is ‘good farming’ in the dairy sector
New research on the attitudes of people working in the Irish dairy sector has shown that being an intensive grass...
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N.Ireland
‘Mahon’s Way’ to explore rural Antrim in first episode
The first episode of a brand new TV series exploring rural Northern Ireland is set to begin on Monday (July...
N.Ireland
Entries open for 2021 Balmoral Show
The organisers of Balmoral Show have announced that entries are now open for all competition classes for the 2021 show...
Rural Life
Bristol fly-tipper with fake name caught by investigation
A Bristol man has been prosecuted for fly-tipping waste in Avonmouth by the Environment Agency after being caught on CCTV....
Opinion
The school holidays are here – keep children safe on farms
The school holidays are here. As a consequence, the coming weeks will see large numbers of children exploring every nook...
Agri-Business
Claas to expand eastwards along the Silk Road
Kazakhstan would not seem the obvious place for Claas to establish a factory, but in an agreement with the government...
Rural Life
Government set to introduce new legislation on hare coursing
The government has pledged to crack down on illegal hare coursing with the introduction of new legislation, following intense lobbying...
Agri-Business
Massey Ferguson telehandlers gain elevated comfort levels
Massey Ferguson has introduced its latest TH telehandler series and there are six models in the new line up, which...
Agri Politics
NFU Cymru welcomes future funding intentions for BPS
NFU Cymru has welcomed positive comments from the Minister for Rural Affairs regarding future funding for Welsh farmers. In response...
Agri-Business
Michelin spreads its range of VF trailer tyres
Michelin is adding further to its range of tyres which feature very high flexion (VF) properties. The latest TrailXBib tyres...
Agri-Business
Cap on ticket sales expected for September Balmoral Show
Balmoral Show organisers are expecting to cap ticket sales for the event to proceed in September. Responding to questions from...
Rural Life
Farmer ordered to pay more than £30,000 for ploughing historically important fields
Braunton tenant-farmer Andrew Cooper has been ordered to pay more than £30,000 for ploughing historically important fields linked to prehistoric...
Agri-Business
Right to repair bill passed in New York State – will it include tractors?
The long-running debate over the right to repair tractors and other vehicles has taken a firm step forward in the...
Agri-Business
The future of connectivity for farm machinery
Connectivity is a word we hear a great deal nowadays, in many contexts and with many connotations. It has become...
Rural Life
Calls for 'urgent action' to deter rural fly-tippers
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has called for urgent action to tackle fly-tipping, as new figures from the Environment Agency...
Agri Politics
Australian trade deal 'fails to provide lasting assurances' - NFU Scotland
The UK government announcement of an ‘agreement in principle’ regarding a free trade deal between the UK and Australia fails...
Arable
Sugar beet set to make a comeback in Scotland
The reintroduction of sugar beet production to Scotland has taken a significant step forward after the pilot project laying its...
Dairy
Body condition scoring in autumn-calving cows
While spring-calving herds are mid-way through their milk production season, most autumn-calving herds are approaching the end of theirs. Cows...
