Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
The Countryside Alliance is seeking views from farmers and those who live in rural areas to uncover the “true level” of crime in the UK countryside.
The annual survey has been launched once again in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland...
Written by Michelle Martin from Agriland
Four out of five UK adults (79%) think children should have access to free or subsidised milk at schools and nurseries, according to recent polling.
The School and Nursery Milk Alliance (SNMA) commissioned a poll of 2,156 adults across the UK to...
Yokohama Off-Highway Tires has announced a significant upgrade to its Alliance 885 line of agri-transport tires, introducing high-load sizes tailored for the demands of modern agricultural machinery. The new configurations, 850/50R30.5 and 710/40R22.5, are specifically designed for contemporary...
I doubt many of you have ever heard of the APGAW (All Party Parliamentary Group for Animal Welfare) but in many ways it has had significant affects on livestock farming in the UK for many years.
It has a Director Marisa Heath and below is a piece about it.
APGAW is funded by three sources; the...
Putting it in this forum due to the wider implications. Lots of livestock coming up for sale in Ireland it seems.
239million euro loss to the economy per year or they need an extra 69 million acres to spread existing livestock numbers over to reduce the nitrogen usage...
Hi
I need to replace both tyres on my Valtra 700 - small tractor. One is very worn and the other has a puncture. I could get the puncture repaired, but tyre people tell me that I would have to have inner tube and then couldn't fill the tyre with water - which it currently has for ballast...
Ok election is a year away potentially but what's people predictions,
Labour will be the largest party in my view but 10 short of a governing majority.
Written by Matt Hopkins from Precision Ag
Co-Alliance, Carroll Service Company, and Premier Ag have formed partnerships with the company after testing the Solix robot.
The post Robotics in Agriculture: How Solinftec Is Gaining Ground in the U.S. Corn Belt appeared first on Global Ag Tech...
The public still isn’t being told the full, horrifying truth about the net zero permanent revolution
A restrictive architecture of carbon budgets and climate committees is killing democratic choice
ALLISTER HEATH9 August 2023 • 7:32pm
What is it with bureaucrats and their five-year plans? The...
Drought explained
Written by Defra Press Office
Water running from a tap
What is drought?
There isn’t a single definition for drought so whilst it’s caused by a period of low rainfall, the nature, timing and impacts on people, the environment, agriculture or business will vary.
Some...
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Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
Animal health projects launched by Queen’s University Belfast and the Agri-Food Biosciences Institute (AFBI) have been selected for funding by the UK government.
The Queen’s-AFBI Strategic Alliance has said it is celebrating after two of its...
First there was this:
Hunts banned from taking card payments in latest example of de-banking
SumUp machines turned off during fundraisers after clubs were being placed on list of restricted businesses
ByHayley Dixon, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT2 August 2023 • 8:32pm
The move has left hunts unable...
Very interesting take on the ongoing Trump saga and how all those involved are ramping up the stakes to dangerously high levels without seemingly getting any closer to achieving their goals.
https://unherd.com/2023/08/the-donald-trump-monster-movie/
It was obvious it was always going to be ridiculous but we've reached the point now where it is being mocked.
I'm sure we will evolve away from fossil fuels in due course, but net zero is dead. Good thing too because whether you are a climate change acolyte or not, as a policy it was absolutely...
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