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Vets make considered response to Brexit
The Government’s official response to the House of Lords EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee’s report on Brexit: Farm Animal Welfare…
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£22 million renewable energy project
A £22 million investment by ABP Food Group’s renewable division in a green energy plant will produce enough sustainable energy…
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NFU Vice President Guy Smith re-elected to Copa plant protection working group
NFU vice president Guy Smith has been re-elected as vice-chair of the Copa working group on phytosanitary questions after two years in the…
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Bayer to sell part of its business to BASF in order to ease through Monsanto purchase
BASF and Bayer have signed an agreement for BASF to acquire significant parts of Bayer’s seed and non-selective herbicide businesses…
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Hope for the best, plan for the worst: Cereals industry urged to get fit for the future as potential realities of Brexit emerge
AHDB’s annual Grain Market Outlook conference underlined the pervasive influence of Brexit on the future of the UK cereals and…
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Beef and lamb exports from Scotland top £80 million
The value of exports of beef and lamb from Scotland has increased to over £80 million in the past year,…
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AHDB launches management training scheme for farmers
To develop management skills in farming, AHDB has opened applications for a Professional Manager Development Scheme (PMDS) course, which will…
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Farming no longer able to support family farms – the PCF offers help
Fewer than one in five family farms are making a profit from their farming activity, according to new research undertaken…
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Farmers, retailers and industry stalwarts collect 2017 Free Range Awards
The British Free Range Egg Producers Association has honoured the businesses and individuals who have blazed a trail in the…
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Changes to planning policy could drive rural growth
Rural planning policy has the potential to significantly drive economic growth, but it simply isn’t working effectively and budget cuts…