Ground-breaking virtual online working sheep dog sale with real-time viewing

Skipton Auction Mart, the UK’s leading working sheep dog sale venue, is forging ahead with pioneering plans to stage what is thought to be the nation’s – possibly even the

Home cooking rekindles love of meat and dairy during lockdown

Consumers have returned to comforting food staples they know and love, including meat and dairy, during the Covid-19 crisis as they cook more home meals. The number of people eating

Farmers create radish rainbow to thank NHS

Growers in Norfolk have found a unique way to thank NHS workers for their bravery during the Covid-19 pandemic, by creating a rainbow out of radishes. Scott Watson, who farms

Surge in tractor GPS thefts reported

Farmers are being warned to up their security following a spate of tractor GPS thefts in the south west. GPS kits worth tens of thousands of pounds have been taken

First deal secured as JCB launches online machine sales

JCB has started to sell machines online for the first time in its history – and a Dorset landscaping and groundworks contractor has become the first customer to place an

Wildfire warning in the south east

Warm weather this week after a prolonged dry period across much of the south east of England has prompted wildfire warnings. The Country Land and Business Association (CLA) South East

Blowfly risk rises to ‘medium’ in some regions

The risk of blowfly strike has now risen to ‘medium’ in parts of southern and central England, according to real-time updates produced by Elanco and the National Animal Disease Information

NFU Mutual Charitable Trust gives £739,000 of support to local communities

Today marks the start of Mental Health Awareness Week and, with a survey of NFU Mutual customers showing that nearly three quarters of people are feeling more isolated since the

National agronomy R&D network goes virtual

Growers across the country will be able to access their most relevant local trial findings, variety intelligence and cropping improvement advice from the UK’s most extensive agronomy research and demonstration

UK farmers dismayed after Ag Bill amendment rejected

Despite the government’s commitment to protect British farming and food standards, MPs have voted to reject an amendment to the Agriculture Bill, which would have prevented lower-standard food imports. The

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