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Farming in Protected Landscapes extended to March 2025
The Farming in Protected Landscapes scheme will be extended until March 2025, the government has announced today. England’s national parks are set to…
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Muller announces milk price fall of 1.5ppl for April
Dairy farmers supplying Muller who meet the conditions of the processor's Advantage scheme will see a further milk price fall for April. Those…
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Government looks to extend permitted development rights
The government has launched a consultation into permanently extending Permitted Development Rights (PDR) for tent camping from 28 days to 60 days for…
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Awards relaunched looking to salute safety-conscious NI farmers
Awards which seek to recognise those Northern Irish farmers who are championing safe working environments have relaunched following the pandemic. NFU…
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Welsh gov unveils £2.5m fund to control antimicrobial resistance
£2.5 million is being provided to continue the work of controlling antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in livestock, the Welsh government has announced…
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High fertiliser costs 'adding £78m' to farmers' monthly bills
The cost of fertiliser, pushed up during the gas crisis, has been adding around £78m a month to farmers’ bills, new analysis suggests. The Energy and…
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Arla announces further milk price decline for March
Arla's milk prices will tumble even further as the co-operative has announced a 3.52p per litre decrease for March. The co-op's milk prices for March…
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UK dairy stalwart Ian Potter passes away aged 62
Ian Potter, a stalwart within the dairy industry for over three decades, has suddenly passed away following a short illness. Mr Potter, 62, who was…
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Last chance for Scottish farmers to enter soil competition
Farmers and land managers are being urged to enter a competition which aims to highlight the importance of healthy soils. The James Hutton Institute…
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UK's four farming unions call for energy scheme to be extended
The UK's four farming unions have called for the Energy and Trade Intensive Industry scheme (ETII) to be extended to include horticulture and poultry…
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