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Food price inflation falls for fifth month in a row
Food inflation has declined for the fifth month in a row, as the cost of some staples, such as milk and sunflower oil, continue to come down. Data…
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Scotland sees uptick in bird flu as three new cases confirmed
Three new cases of bird flu have been confirmed in Aberdeenshire and Dumfries and Galloway amid a recent uptick in avian influenza across Scotland…
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Windrush Lancelot sets new £4,000 Southdown breed record
A Southdown breeder is celebrating having set a new £4,000 breed record when selling his two-shear ram Windrush Lancelot in a private deal. Champion…
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Hartpury receives £2.4m in funding to roll out T levels
Hartpury College has received almost £2.4m in government funding to help boost facilities and roll out new agriculture T levels from next year. The…
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Nutrient management plan helps livestock farm cut artificial fertiliser use
A nutrient management plan has allowed one Welsh livestock farm to maintain a grass crop and arable produce while reducing its reliance on synthetic…
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'Positive prospects' for UK meat and dairy exports to Americas
New analysis by AHDB has outlined 'positive prospects' for red meat exports to Central and South America, as well as dairy opportunities in…
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NI farmers urged to sign up to soil nutrient scheme as deadline looms
Northern Irish farmers located in zone two of the Soil Nutrient Health Scheme have been reminded that the deadline to apply - 31 August - is fast…
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New plan to better target avian flu's impact on Scotland's wild birds
The Scottish government has outlined a new response plan to deal with the issues posed by the UK's largest ever bird flu outbreak and its impact on…
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Changes needed for Scottish tenant farmers to 'hit green potential'
New approaches are needed to support Scottish tenant farmers to plant trees and hit their green potential, the Tenant Farming Commissioner has said…
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Man jailed for two years after stealing £55,000 worth of farm equipment
A man who stole more than £55,000 worth of agricultural equipment from farms across Kent has been jailed for over two years. Jamie Broadmore, 37…
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