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Powys livestock farm's dispersal sale follows retirement of brothers
A sale of tractors and machinery has been organised for brothers Keith and Clive Tudor who are retiring following the end of their tenancy of a…
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Farmer survey aims to help researchers learn about lungworm outbreaks
A survey has launched for cattle farmers and vets to help researchers find out more about lungworm and its treatment across the UK. Through the…
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UK tractor registrations see slow start to 2024, figures show
There was a 14 percent fall in the number of UK tractor registrations during the first quarter of 2024, according to newly published figures. A total…
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RPA opens claim window for CS revenue and ES agreements
The claim windows for existing Countryside Stewardship and Environmental Stewardship agreements are now open for farmers to apply to. Farmers are…
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Post-Brexit labelling laws will cost industry millions, warns dairy boss
The government's ‘not for EU’ labelling scheme could rack up massive bills for businesses throughout the country, a major Scottish dairy has warned…
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Volume of farmland available in England starts to creep up
The volume of farmland available in England has started to creep up, with vendors being a combination of landowners seeking to cash in on record high…
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Consultation seeks views on rolling out hydrogen-powered tractors
Hydrogen-powered tractors could be a regular sight in Britain's fields if new plans are given the approval by the government. New regulations, set…
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Views sought on rolling out EID cattle ear tags in Scotland
Proposals to modernise how Scotland’s cattle are tagged, identified and traced is the focus of a new consultation launched today. Cattle farmers and…
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'Perfect storm' warning for BYDV infections in spring barley
The mild and wet conditions which have dominated the first three months of 2024 could culminate in a perfect storm for barley yellow dwarf virus…
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Horticulture firm fined after lorry driver suffers life changing injuries
A horticulture company has been fined £3,000 after a lorry driver suffered third degree burns on his body while making a delivery to a site in Essex…
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