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Last minute silage’n’soil caution at Grassland UK
Imminent first cut silage quality is at risk where ground conditions remain poor due to recent high rainfall. In addition…
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Options for reducing farm ammonia emissions as levels rise
A recent article in The Guardianreported a 3.2% rise in ammonia emissions between 2015-2016, following a report published by Defra…
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Big names in UK agriculture give their support to charity cycle ride
Some of UK agriculture’s biggest names have come together to support a four-day charity cycle ride in July, which will…
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Time to go out to pasture, but are your animals secure?
As cattle and sheep begin to go out to pasture, are you confident your land borders are secure, and fencing…
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Barriers to rural development revealed in planning survey
Rural businesses still face barriers to housing and economic development in the countryside despite the Government’s attempt to make the…
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Best practice forage quality clinic at Grassland UK
Kuhn Farm Machinery will be hosting a forage quality clinic at this year’s Grassland UK event (Bath & West Showground,…
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Countryside Stewardship Scheme application pack reminder
Farmers are reminded they need to submit a request for a Countryside Stewardship Scheme (CSS) mid-tier application pack within the…
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Free sheep lameness workshops for farmers
MSD Animal Health is rolling out a series of free sheep lameness workshops around the country over the summer. Part…
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Government must not leave tenant farming as the “Cinderella Sector“
The Tenant Farmers Association (TFA) is seeking assurances from Government that the farmers represented by the TFA will not be…
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Wet spring poses nutritional concerns for livestock
Following recent wet conditions, farmers need to be particularly focused on management tools to aid animal health through nutrition. “It…