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New TV series looks at world's biggest and most powerful tractors
A new TV series looking at the world's biggest, most expensive and most powerful tractors ever manufactured will soon broadcast on Channel 5…
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New £8.8m fund opens to support tree production in England
A new £8.8m fund has opened to encourage tree seed and sapling suppliers - as well as farmers looking to diversity into the sector - to support…
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bTB remains major threat to Welsh farming, Senedd committee says
Bovine TB remains one of the main threats to the Welsh farming industry in achieving its ambitions, a Senedd committee has underlined. The Economy…
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Retailers face egg shortages unless prices rise, sector warns
Supermarkets will face egg shortages by the end of the year unless they engage constructively on egg prices, the sector has warned. The British Free…
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Farmers and industry experts wanted to join Farmer Scientist Network
Farmers and academic experts are wanted to join the Farmer Scientist Network to help make the industry become more sustainable. Typically meeting up…
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Bale contamination warning following very dry start to 2022
Baled silage could be prone to soil contamination following a very dry start to 2022, due to dust and slurry being incorporated into bales. Making…
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Food prices rising at fastest rate for over 10 years, industry body warns
Food prices are rising at their fastest rate for over 10 years, the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has warned following the release of 'sobering'…
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Vigilance urged as three new bird flu cases confirmed in one day
Three new cases of highly pathogenic bird flu have been confirmed in Suffolk and Nottinghamshire following the government relaxing strict rules…
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Public told not to rescue stranded sheep after woman's plight
Members of the public are being told to avoid putting themselves in danger after a woman got into difficulty while attempting to reach a sheep. The…
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Farmer pleads guilty to charges after unconsented River Lugg work
A farmer accused of 'obliterating' riverside habitats after he dredged a mile-long stretch of the River Lugg has pleaded guilty to all charges…
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