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Dairy Response Fund to open for applications on 18 June
A new dairy response fund to help farmers sustain their business will open for applications on 18 June, Farming Minister Victoria…
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Scottish arable farmers map out plans for recovery
Arable farmers in Scotland have mapped out their priorities to reset, restart and recover as the country prepares for the…
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Scotland’s pork industry ‘remains robust’ despite Covid-19 challenges
Scotland’s pork industry remains robust despite Covid-19 challenges, according to pig farmer and Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) Board Member, Philip…
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Cranswick confirms three deaths due to COVID-19 at sliced meat plant
Pork processor Cranswick has confirmed that the three members of staff have died due to COVID-19 infection at it sliced…
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Close to 50,000 show area visitors attend Greatest Online Ag Show
Over 5,000 unique visitors clocked up 47,987 show area visits at the first Greatest Online Agricultural Show, held last weekend.…
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Fuel, fertiliser and feed: how COVID-19 is affecting input prices
The ramifications of COVID-19 are being felt across all markets. AHDB has produced some statistical analysis which takes a look at how the pandemic…
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‘Lifeline’ for plant and flower growers as garden centres set to reopen
Responding to the decision to allow garden centres to reopen from Wednesday, NFU President Minette Batters said: “Opening garden centres…
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TFA welcomes Government plans to relax restrictions
The Tenant Farmers Association (TFA) has welcomed the Prime Minister’s statement on planned measures to relax some of the restrictions…
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Government announces new COVID-19 support fund for dairy farmers
The Government has announced new funding for the dairy sector to help to help farmers overcome the impact of the…
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Vets welcome practical amendments to bovine TB testing during COVID-19 outbreak
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has welcomed temporary amendments to bovine TB (TB) testing in England, Wales and Northern Ireland…