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Scottish farmers call for 'regulatory burden' of EU laws to ease after Brexit
The UK should use Brexit as an opportunity to streamline regulation and ease curbs on issues such as pesticide use, a farming union has urged. NFU…
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The UK should use Brexit as an opportunity to streamline regulation and ease curbs on issues such as pesticide use, a farming union has urged. NFU…
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Sheep rustlers have stolen 14 sheep and 22 lambs from a farm in North Yorkshire. Sheep rustling has been reported in Craven, in the…
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The escalating problems caused by livestock worrying have been highlighted at an All Party Group on Animal Welfare (APGAW) in London. The APGAW heard…
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Consumer demand for the use of British egg products, and clearer labelling of the origin of eggs used in prepared foods, has increased significantly…
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Thieves have broke into a North-east Scotland farm and stole tools worth more than £1,000. The raid took place at Dykelands Farm in Laurencekirk…
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A sheep has suffered serious injuries and has had to have its own tail amputated following a brutal dog attack. The attack happened in Panshanger…
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The UK’s largest ever metaldehyde-free farming trial has been expanded again after successful second year results achieved a 93% drop in levels of…
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A ten-year-old girl has created a petition calling for the ban on the sale and use of Chinese sky lanterns, due to her concern over the danger they…
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Police across the North of England and Scotland took part in a major operation focusing on rural criminals overnight. Operation Checkpoint is a…
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A County Fermanagh farmer has been convicted of allowing slurry to enter a waterway causing a "major fish kill". Victor Armstrong, who farms in…
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