John Archer

Veal could prove to be the cream of the crop

7 February 2012

It is not easy being different, but the Archer family do not give up easily and attention to detail is everything, particularly when educating the public about the new meat in town.

Charles Lowther

Rich dividend from his Beef Shorthorn investment

31 January 2012

The search for genetic improvement and long-term business prospects led Cumbrian farmer Charles Lowther to establish a pedigree herd with a purpose, as Neil Ryder found out when he went to meet him.

Andrew Rennie (left) farms in partnership with his father John (right) and mother Monica.

Self-sufficient system ensures the future of Scottish pig unit

26 January 2012

IT was his entrepreneurial spirit which allowed Andrew Rennie to take a step into the unknown and turnaround the fortunes of his business. Erika Hay visits Aberdeenshire to meet the man behind the methane magic.

John Henderson and Tony Shepherd

Tony Shepherd & John Henderson: Muck spreading gets under way

9 February 2012

January has continued to be mild and wet, apart from a few days of frost, which allowed us to get bedding muck spread on some pastures, writes Tony.

John Gordon

John Gordon: Ewe scanning shows good lambing percentage

7 February 2012

Never before have I seen snow in south-east England when we have none at all at our back door.

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