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It's possible to have solar farms and promote food security
It's possible to construct more solar farms while at the same time promoting and safeguarding food security, writes Hermione Dace, an analyst for the…
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Some (fly) tips for landowners on illegal dumping
SafeSite Security Solutions has issued some fly-tipping guidance and advice for farmers and landowners on dealing with illegal dumping. The majority…
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Food production set to continue at Covid-memorial site following concern
A significant section of land purchased by the Welsh government for one of three Covid-memorial woodlands will still to be used to produce food, it…
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Lidl pledges to help growers sell produce stunted by hot weather
Lidl has announced it will work with its growers to identify key crop challenges following the driest weather in 50 years, by ensuring stunted crops…
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Practical and financial barriers 'hindering' beef sector's net zero goals
A lack of clarity over policy agendas and future financial incentives are hindering beef farmers in making the transition to net zero, researchers…
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Woman trampled to death by cattle on West Sussex farm
Police are appealing for more information after a woman was trampled to death by cattle on a farm in West Sussex. The incident occurred at a farm in…
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'We got them back': Lancs dairy company recovers stolen milk tankers
A Lancashire dairy company has managed to recover two of its milk tankers after they were stolen from an auction market. Lancashire Farm Dairies had…
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Annual celebration of UK lamb returns next week
An annual celebration of UK lamb returns next week with a 'naturally delicious' theme, and farmers are being encouraged to take part. Love Lamb Week…
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UK cheese exports see some recovery after Brexit fall
Cheese exports from the UK have seen some recovery following the Brexit-induced drop-off, new trade figures show. Cheese exports in Q2 2022 were up…
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Cull of deer to begin in Scotland to protect forests and crops
A licensed cull of deer is to begin next week as part of the management of Scotland's deer population in order to protect woodland and crops…
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