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Thieves steal agri equipment worth £25,000 across Suffolk
Suffolk Police are appealing for farmers to remain vigilant following a series of thefts of GPS equipment totalling £25,000. The high-value thefts…
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Buoyant global demand brings cheer to UK beef, analysis says
A new analysis of the outlook for the UK beef sector has pointed to crucial global factors which will give farmers cause for optimism, despite…
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UK agri-tech firm secures £4m to scale up eco-friendly insecticides
A UK agri-tech firm specialising in the next generation of green insecticides has secured a further round of investment, totalling £4 million. The…
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Farmers urged to ramp up security as GPS thefts surge by a third
Farmers are being urged to ramp up security in their farmyards and fields as GPS thefts have surged by nearly a third. The latest figures from NFU…
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13.5-acre arable field smashes guide price and sells for £220,000
Strong demand for small blocks of arable land was highlighted as a 13.5-acre field smashed its guide price when selling for £220,000 at an auction…
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£5m grant to boost domestic tree production re-opens
A £5 million grant has opened for tree and seed suppliers of all sizes and from any sector to expand and modernise. Applications have re-opened for…
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King Charles visits Yorkshire farmers to see impact of his charity
King Charles has visited farmers in North Yorkshire to see the impact his rural charity and others are having on the region. The King visited the…
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Farmers may miss out on agritourism revenue this year, sector warns
Farmers in England could miss out on revenue from agritourism this year due to the UK’s 'failing' planning system, the sector has warned. Statistics…
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Disease outbreaks cost British pig industry 'over £850m a year'
Disease outbreaks are costing the British pig industry over £850 million a year, according to new research by the AHDB. Researchers have used…
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Bird flu housing order set to be lifted as cases slow
Compulsory housing measures for poultry and captive birds introduced to combat the UK's worst ever bird flu outbreak will be lifted next week…
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