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Funding on offer for 'shovel ready' on-farm nature projects
Farms and rural businesses in the Midlands are now able to apply for limited funding to help boost biodiversity in the region. Severn Trent has…
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Boy, 16, handed £61 fine after £1 million farm arson attack
A 16-year-old boy has been ordered to pay £61 in costs after setting fire to an Oxfordshire farm in 2021, which caused around £1 million worth of…
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Scotland's rural estates 'play vital role' in national wellbeing economy
A report on the social, economic and environmental contribution made by rural estates to communities should be a ‘game-changer’ in how Scottish…
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DAERA 'paying lip service' to consultation on NI's ammonia strategy
Northern Ireland's Department of Agriculture (DAERA) has been accused of not properly engaging with farmers over its draft ammonia strategy…
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East Shropshire arable machinery dispersal sale 'not to be missed'
An impressive range of arable machinery will go under the hammer as part of an East Shropshire farm's dispersal sale. The sale at Crowgreaves Farm…
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Univoq fungicide outperforms Revystar XE for second year running
Corteva Agriscience's Univoq has demonstrated a superior yield return in comparison to BASF's Revystar® XE for the second year running. The findings…
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Distinctive New Holland T6 tractor joins Essex Police
A distinctive, on-loan New Holland T6 tractor has joined Essex Police to help drive the reduction of crime in the county's rural communities…
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RSABI doubles heating grants for farmers and crofters
Scottish charity RSABI has doubled its Help for Heating grants compared to last year as many people in the farming industry continue to see rising…
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Global red meat trade flows set to remain firm in 2023
Forecasts from leading agriculture analysts point to further instability in the global red meat market in 2023 from both the supply and demand sides…
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Eagerly-awaited pork supply chain report expected 'very soon'
An eagerly-awaited report by Defra on its review of the pork supply chain is expected ‘very soon’, according to Farming Minister Mark Spencer. More…
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