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Thousands flock to 52nd South of England Show
Despite the typically un-predictable British weather, just under 58,000 visitors flocked to the South of England Show last week as it hosted its 52nd event…
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Contract Farming Agreement survey highlights value of joint ventures
Higher commodity prices and a favourable exchange rate for the calculation of BPS payments saw arable farming returns from Contract…
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Report reveals what’s on the ‘horizon’ for exports to Asia
Capitalising on the many opportunities Asia presents for food and farming, is the focus of a new report launched today…
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Farmers reaping rewards from Multi-Cut
Dairy farmers adopting a progressive multi-cut approach to silage making are reaping the benefits through improved forage quality, according to…
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Energy and Rural Business Show moves to The East of England Arena
An exciting new era begins for the innovative farm diversification event – Energy and Rural Business Show, with the announcement…
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Farmers should adopt risk-management strategy to minimise threat posed by regulation
Farmers need to give the complex regulatory landscape the same level of attention they apply to animal and crop diseases,…
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New grass Dundrod joins family of Recommended List varieties from Barenbrug
Diploid perennial ryegrass Dundrod has become the 29th current variety from the Barenbrug breeding programme to be recommended on a UK…
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Massive boost in veterinary medicines advisor registrations, regulatory body AMTRA confirms
Record numbers of new student registrations, and a continued growth in qualified and registered veterinary medicines advisors, across the farm-animal…
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Traffic lights and an MOT could save Britain’s soils
To help improve British soils, a system akin to traffic lights and an MOT is in development as part of…
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Dairy shakes up the food service market
Dairy has proved itself the cream of the crop in the food service sector, with sales of milk-based cuisine up…