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Food labelling ‘would not be sufficient’ to prevent undermining of UK farmers
New research by Which? has found that that consumers remain against lower standard food, despite Government suggestion of a new labelling system will…
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Barclays’ launches 25th Eagle Lab Farm in Lincoln to support agri-tech innovation
Barclays is launching a new Eagle Lab Farm at the University of Lincoln’s Riseholme Agri-tech research campus, aimed at supporting entrepreneurs with…
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Automation is key to increasing milking efficiency
UK’s dairy farmers may be reluctant to invest their hard-earned cash in automating milking processes during the current coronavirus crisis…
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Wanted: dairy farmers’ views on cow-with-calf production system
A social scientist based at the James Hutton Institute is seeking the views of dairy farmers interested in running a…
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BVD Stamp it Out project extended
A £5.7 million project to address Bovine Viral Diarrhoea in cattle has been extended by six months due to delays…
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Experts call for higher UK-wide animal health and welfare standards
In a webinar jointly hosted by Food and Farming Futures and Edinburgh University last month, more than 50 experts, vets,…
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Delivering certainty: Low Carbon Agriculture show goes digital
The Low Carbon Agriculture show, the new event showcasing opportunities in low carbon energy, technological advances and Environmental Land Management…
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Kubota (UK) introduces third generation M7 tractors
Kubota (UK) Ltd has introduced the M7003 tractor series to the UK market. Now in its third generation, the latest…
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The growing importance of green energy in agriculture
Dale Edwards, a specialist consultant in green energy with national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP, shares his thoughts on the…
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NFU complaint to BBC on impartiality breach upheld
The BBC has upheld a complaint made by the NFU about impartiality in the BBC1 documentary Meat: A Threat to Our…