NBA details concerns to supermarkets over Polish mince imports

The National Beef Association (NBA) has written to Asda CEO Roger Burnley and Sainsbury’s CEO Mike Coupe raising concerns over their use of imported Polish mince. The letter has been

CLA urges public to stay local to help under-threat rural businesses

With millions of people having to cancel their Easter holiday plans due to the pandemic, the Country Land and Business Association (CLA), which represents 5,000 rural tourism businesses, is urging

Newly launched food marketplace creates vital network for local food producers

A new online marketplace, Foodens has launched in the UK – connecting shops and food suppliers with their local communities. Businesses can list food boxes for sale (for both collection

Farming help providing support for farmers affected by Covid-19

The Farming Help charities – Addington Fund, Farming Community Network (FCN), Forage Aid, Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (R.A.B.I), and RSABI, supported by The Prince’s Countryside Fund – are working together

New liquid fertiliser urease inhibitor reduces nitrogen loss & improves uptake

Dry conditions are well known to increase the risk of nitrogen losses from granular urea but perhaps less widely acknowledged is the risk for liquid fertilisers. For over a decade,

Calls for ‘crisis meeting’ to save dairy sector

Stories of farmers being forced to dump milk due to the impacts of the Covid-19 lockdown have been circulating widely on social media, prompting calls for crisis talks with the

AHDB rallying cry to “stay home and celebrate #steaknight”

With the nation’s restaurants closed for the foreseeable future, farmers and chefs are teaming up to help people enjoy the perfect steak dinner at home. Usually, 20 per cent of

It’s a real mixed bag out there

Yellow rust pressure on wheat is increasing across the country Less than 20% winter wheat crop drilled in areas of Leicestershire and Warwickshire Lower levels of black-grass in Kent, Essex

Covid-19 lockdown triggers surge in fly-tipping

Farmers, landowners and members of the public are being urged to be extra vigilant amidst a spike in fly-tipping caused by recycling centre closures and disrupted bin collection services. Councils

Police report spike in rural crime during Covid-19 crisis

Farmers are being warned to take every precaution to protect their machinery, equipment and livestock, as reports come in from around the country of thieves targeting farms during the Covid-19

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