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Climate Change
IN February 2010, an industry survey found nearly 40 per cent of farmers in England said they were already affected by climate change and nearly 60 per cent expected to be affected in the next 10 years. Find out more about climate change and what you can do on-farm to help reduce your impact.
Young Farmers Clubs
THE National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs (NFYFC) is one of the largest rural youth organisations in the UK, with a philosophy of Fun, Learning and Achievement. Find out more about Young Farmers Clubs and how you can get involved.
Farmgate Milk Prices
FIND out how milk prices are determined, how the market developed and keep up to date with all the latest news on farmgate prices around the UK.
Equine Laminitis
FIND out more about equine laminitis from the most common causes to symptoms to look out for as well as where to go for further help and advice.
Agri-environment Schemes
THERE are a number of agri-environment schemes in operation throughout England, Scotland and Wales. Find out more about how the schemes work and where you can apply for funding.
Bovine TB
BOVINE TB is one of the biggest issues facing the industry today. A devisive issue among politicians, farmers and animal welfare groups, it is one the new Government has vowed to tackle. Find out more about bovine TB, its spread and what is being done to control its spread in the UK.
Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
DEBATE over the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) after 2013 has begun in earnest. Find out what the main points of the debate are and see how CAP money is spent in the UK.
Biofuels
FIND out more about biofuels, how they are regulated in the UK and in the EU and what potential they offer as a viable alternative to traditional fuels.
IsoBus systems
IsoBus is a standardised communication system which links tractors and implements together, enabling data to be transferred quickly and simply.



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