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RABI's popular 'return to school' grants receives extra funding
RABI's 'return to school' grants have received additional funding following unprecedented demand for them, the charity has confirmed. RABI had…
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Tributes paid to well-known NI cattle breeder Ian Davidson
The industry has paid tributes to well-known Northern Irish cattle breeder Ian Davidson, who passed away on Sunday. The British Limousin Cattle…
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India trade deal could bring spike in toxic pesticides in UK food, report warns
UK consumers could face dramatic increases in ‘highly hazardous pesticides’ (HHPs) in food if the government rushes through a trade deal with India…
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Ex CEO of G's Fresh to chair review into farm labour shortages
Defra has announced industry veteran John Shropshire as chair of a review into labour shortages in the food supply chain, as the government admitted…
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NFU Cymru challenges council’s non-dairy Eisteddfod smoothie offering
NFU Cymru has met with Ceredigion County Council to raise its concerns over the local authority’s non-dairy smoothie offering on its stand at the…
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Antibiotic submission deadline approaching for pigs
The Red Tractor deadline for submitting Q2 (April–June) antibiotic data for pigs is approaching, with producers urged to complete it. As well as…
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Driest July for England since 1935, Met Office says
Last month was the driest July for England since 1935, and the driest on record for East Anglia, southeast and southern England, provisional…
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Scottish farmers urged to engage in debate on land reform proposals
NFU Scotland is urging farmers to get involved in the debate on a new land reform consultation and how the wide-ranging proposals it contains could…
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Union calls for on-farm renewable energy revolution
The government must act to boost on-farm renewable energy production in order to increase the UK’s energy security and reduce greenhouse gas…
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NSA Wales & Border Early Sale exceeds expectations after initial fears
The NSA Wales & Border Early Sale exceeded expectations, with top prices reaching 1,700 guineas for a Charollais ram, a yearling Texel for 1,600…
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