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Lincs hare coursing crackdown sees more than 20 arrested
A hare coursing crackdown in Lincolnshire has resulted in more than 20 people arrested and seven cars seized. Lincolnshire Police's Rural Crime Team…
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Farmers urged to take 'extreme care' amid wintry weather
Farmers are being urged to take 'extreme care' while working in wintery hazards as icy, snowy and freezing fog conditions are set to continue. Parts…
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Government-funded biomass initiative for UK farms soon launches
A new £4.8m project funded by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to increase biomass crops grown in the UK will soon…
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Nicholas Saphir reappointed chair of AHDB for 12 months
Nicholas Saphir has been reappointed as chair of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) for twelve months. The reappointment will…
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National Holstein Show Judge confirmed for UK Dairy Day
Holstein UK has announced that South Wales dairy farmer Iwan Morgan has been appointed as the judge of the National Holstein Show at UK Dairy Day…
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Free training and low drift spray nozzles for Midland farmers
Severn Trent is inviting farmers to learn about improving spray efficiencies in a series of virtual workshops in December, January and February. The…
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NI dairy farmers invited to antibiotic study tour in England
Northern Ireland's Department of Agriculture (DAERA) is offering dairy farmers the opportunity to travel to England to learn how some producers have…
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'Increasingly widespread resistance' in rats and mice to rodenticides
New surveillance has found genes for resistance to anticoagulant rodenticides in 78% of rats and 95% of house mice. According to the Campaign for…
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November tractor registrations increase by over a third
Total tractor registrations last month were up over 34% compared to the year before, new figures show. Figures from the Agricultural Engineers'…
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NFU backs new bill with focus on fighting rising tractor thefts
A new bill giving the Home Secretary more power to make regulations that deter the theft and resale of agricultural machinery has passed its second…
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