Farming

Rural crime costs falls to its lowest annual level in five years totalling £43.3m News 03 Aug 2021 Hannah Binns Despite the Covid-19 pandemic seeing a 20.3 per cent fall

MORE STRESS ON MAN, BEAST & ROAD TRANSPORT —————————————— Almost 60 per cent of small abattoirs set for closure in next five years News 29 Jul 2021 Abi Kay More

GYS 2021:- GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW News16 Jul 2021 Hannah Binns As part of its consumer-focused marketing strategy, British Wool has launched an e-commerce website, selling an array of wool-rich clothing,

BETTER MECHANISATION AND MANAGEMENT PRODUCE MORE ————————————————————————- Agricultural expansion in Gia Lai adds value to products, increases farmers’ incomes Update: July, 03/2021 – 08:31 |   An organic pepper orchard in Gia

The family of Lino Reyes are Mixtec migrants from San Martin Peras in Oaxaca. He and his wife work in the strawberry fields, and live in the garage of a

BREXIT – FRENCH FISHING OUT OF ALL UK WATERS – DEVELOP THE BRITISH FISHING INDUSTRY SEND IN THE GENERATORS MAKE REPARATION DEMANDS FOR WW2  STICK   ————————————————————————————————-   UK sends

AS MOST FOOD COMES FROM FARMS – FARMING IS MORE THAN A “RURAL AFFAIR”. “DEFRA” – “DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND RURAL AFFAIRS” MUST GIVE WAY TO A “MINISTRY OF

Sewage dumped in rivers sparks farmers’ fury News16 Apr 2021 Farm groups in England and Wales have called on their Governments to carry out investigations after water companies were caught

BLAME A LACK OF GOVERNMENT INTEREST IN FOOD PRODUCTION AND THEREFORE SUPPORT- FOOD DOESN’T ONLY GROW ON TREES- MOST FOOD COMES FROM FARMS AND FARMING IS MORE THAN A “RURAL

British Wool to restructure after pandemic hits hard News05 Jan 2021Alex Black Four grading depots are to close next season   Alex Black Alex is business reporter at Farmers Guardian

Pulse Trawling   Pulse trawling (also known as electro trawling and electric pulse trawling) is a technologically advanced – and highly controversial – method of commercial fishing which has only

Livestock farmers more likely to have voted leave in EU referendum, research finds News29 Dec 2020Abi Kay Livestock farmers are more likely than their arable counterparts to have voted leave

Fishing has always been an emotional issue in the UK’s relationship with the European Union, and it’s no surprise that it is one of the final outstanding issues in the

  £1.6bn subsidies for owning land in England to end, with funds going to improve nature The wealthiest landowners – those receiving payments over £150,000 a year – will face

‘This week’s spending review will do nothing to boost economic growth in the countryside’ – Chancellor delivers spending review News25 Nov 2020 Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s spending review included a rise

Avian Flu identified at Cheshire broiler breeder News03 Nov 2020Alex Black The case was unrelated to the H5N2 strain which was confirmed in at a small commercial premises near Deal

Bird flu outbreak confirmed at Kent farm with 480 poultry to be culled      

    Agriculture is one of the least diverse professions in the UK, but a growing movement is attempting to address it – and it all starts with education. Olivia

      Farmers in tractors take part in a protest over food and farming standards, organised by Save British Farming (SBF), Westminster, London, on the day the amended Agricultural

Farmer auctions off gimmer lamb for cancer charity News18 Sep 2020Hannah Binns     Farmer auctions off gimmer lamb for cancer charity Alex Denby, who farms in Bentham, North Yorkshire,

Optimism in beef and lamb trade News14 Sep 2020Cedric Porter Beef and lamb prices have remained strong, resulting in some cautious optimism for producers, although in such a volatile market

        © Tim Scrivener Organisers of the Greatest Online Agricultural Show have announced they will be back with a second offering this autumn. More than 5,000 people

The companies innovating with British wool News05 Sep 2020 With the wool industry calling out for new ways to use British wool, Alex Black takes a look at three companies

Farmers must learn to work together after Brexit to change things for the better In the tough times ahead, I hope farmers will see there is more to gain from

    © Tim Scrivener The government’s proposed points-based immigration system (PBS) looks like it could do little to help the agricultural and horticultural sectors, according to the most recent

  Whether Covid-19 has brought about change or meant business as usual, the farming calendar is ticking over as it always has. Here, photojournalism student Jack Bailey tells his family’s

Farmers reminded to store ammonium nitrate safely after Beirut explosion News 05 Aug 2020 Alex Black Unsafely stored fertiliser caused a major explosion in Lebanon on Tuesday   Alex Black

20 pledges for 2020: Can a cattle farm really be sustainable? Julia Platt Leonard is making her kitchen and her cooking more sustainable in 2020, one meal at a time  

FOOD FOR THOUGHT Where Did Agriculture Begin? Oh Boy, It’s Complicated   July 15, 20167:00 AM ET RHITU CHATTERJEE Twitter   The Zagros Mountain range, which lies at the border

Police recover farm kit worth more than £1.3milliion News 27 Jun 2020 Ewan Pate Increased use of tracking security devices last year on tractors and quad bikes has helped Police

Seasonal worker accommodation solved with Bunkabin units   Bunkabin is the leading supplier of site sleepers and portable welfare units. We provide practical site accommodation and facilities that offer unrivalled

Farmers deter visitors from beauty spot with ‘foul smelling’ slurry News23 Jun 2020Mollie Leach Frustrated farmers have resorted to spreading a thick layer of animal faeces around an infamous beauty

24 stone wild boar in Scotland accused of killing sheep   A wild boar said to be killing sheep on local farms has been shot dead in the Scottish Highlands.