Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The Countryside Alliance has said “serious organised criminals” including those linked to the international drug trade are increasingly preying on rural communities.
A report from Durham University, which was commissioned by the National Rural...
Written by janineadamson from CPM Magazine
The role of collaboration between businesses, experts and farmers, and its impact on the adoption of agri-tech, will be a key topic at the South West AgriTech Showcase later this month.
This is because the agricultural sector is currently being asked...
Written by Colm Ryan from Agriland
A fire in a Co. Tyrone farm resulted in the death of a number of pigs, despite the best efforts of the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) in putting out the blaze.
The fire happened in a farmyard shed on a pig farm on the Gorey Road in...
Good morning,
I hope to contact the right person for my request.
My name is Gianluca Toppi and I am looking for permission to detect in private land.
I am a conscientious and accredited metal detectorist (NCMD member, National Council for Metal Detecting with full public liability insurance)...
Good morning,
I hope to contact the right person for my request.
My name is Gianluca Toppi and I am looking for permission to detect in private land.
I am a conscientious and accredited metal detectorist (NCMD member, National Council for Metal Detecting with full public liability insurance)...
Written by Matt Hopkins from Precision Ag
From in-season to postseason analytics, Intelinair's AgMRI® delivers actionable intelligence from aerial data for informed decision making in mission-critical applications.
The post Intelinair: How AgMRI Brings Data to Life appeared first on Global Ag...
Yes it does affect farming, but why? my local council seems to be "awash" with money, from the many thousands of private houses paying council tax, plus all the indusrial estates with small and extra large industrial/commercial businesses are occupiyed, never seen it so busy, and nots even...
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Defra officials buried analysis showing dire financial prospects for hill farmers
Exclusive: FOI request reveals fears many would sell up if they saw assessment of post-Brexit farming payments scheme
Government officials have buried an analysis of the financial prospects for some of the most...
On the main road. Only a mile from home but six miles from destination, the old HiSpec 10,000 litre tanker’s Ukrainian tyre gave out. It was nearly dark on the Saturday night and had to park it and tractor up on the lay-by. The same lay-by that the Same conked out at a few months ago [it’s still...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
What proportion of the additional £3.3bn now on-offer from London will Northern Ireland’s (NI) new farm minister seek to secure for agriculture?
This is a question Andrew Muir MLA will find himself confronting over the coming days, as the Alliance...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Andrew Muir is Northern Ireland’s new farm minister, appointed with the task of heading up the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA).
The Alliance Party representative hails from Bangor in north Co. Down, and has a...
Written by Colm Ryan from Agriland
Following the return of a ship to Australia that was en route to the Middle East, the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) has been addressing concerns over the welfare of the cattle and sheep on board.
The ship, named MV...
Ban on disposable vapes
Written by defrablogs
There has been widespread positive coverage today on government plans to ban disposable vapes. The measure comes as part of the government’s response to its consultation on smoking and vaping, which was launched in October last year. Disposable...
I have just seen a consultation for a green energy project, that puts a pylon line right next to my bungalow. How close it too close? Does it alter the valuation of the property? Is it injurious to health? Can one alter the route? Will it alter the value of the land as well or just the bungalow...
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