Farmers Guardian
January 27, 2012
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Achieving a good ridge in potato crops
January 27, 2012
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Adopting new techniques when growing potatoes
January 27, 2012
YORKSHIRE Wolds seed potato producer Andrew Manfield shared with Perth conference delegates some of the particular problems associated with growing potatoes in this part of the country, one particular problem being the lack of soil.
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Ag science skills shortage identified in NZ
26 January 2012
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Agriculture in the news - January 24
24 January 2012
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Agriculture in the news - January 20
20 January 2012
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Agriculture in the news - January 23
23 January 2012
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Agriculture in the news - January 25
25 January 2012
A round up of farming news from across the UK.
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Agriculture in the news - January 26
26 January 2012
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Agriculture in the news - January 27
27 January 2012
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Apple juice becomes Red Tractor assured
9 January 2012
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Are multi-site fungicides now essential, not optional?
26 January 2012
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Audi reveals third generation A6 Allroad
23 January 2012
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Australian research fights fly strike with tea tree oil
January 27, 2012
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Awards see big improvements in forage levels
January 27, 2012
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Big rise in dairy and lowland beef and sheep incomes forecast
27 January 2012
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Bpex appoints new marketing chief
24 January 2012
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Brazil expecting recovery in beef export sales
January 27, 2012
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Breeding better grasses for food and fuel is possible
January 27, 2012
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Broads reed beds to return to commercial use
26 January 2012
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Bursaries available for agriculture postgraduates
26 January 2012
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Chatsworth Limousin’s head Bakewell store sale
25 January 2012
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CLA criticises Dorset coastal access plans
27 January 2012
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CLA Trust gives £52,000 to rural charities
9 January 2012
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Claas scholarship for Harper student
25 January 2012
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Crackdown on scap metal theft outlined
27 January 2012
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Davie Gilchrist’s Dan fit for the job at Brotherston
January 27, 2012
GOOD control in difficult circumstances gave Davie Gil-christ’s Dan a 20-point lead over the field at Brotherston.
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Defra critised over lack of British food purchases
23 January 2012
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Defra minister becomes show president
20 January 2012
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Defra TB stats delayed due to IT chaos
26 January 2012
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Derby dairy sale tops £1,940
January 27, 2012
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Dirty animals at slaughter could harm your returns
26 January 2012
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Disease figures highly in lamb abortions
January 27, 2012
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Drive to make better use of diesel
25 January 2012
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Early potato plantings slow
25 January 2012
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EC attacked by NFUS for poor cage-ban enforcement
27 January 2012
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EID plans drawn up for Wales
30 January 2012
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Energy event aims to help farmers diversify
24 January 2012
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Entrepreneurial farmer expands into high fashion
26 January 2012
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Expert advice on renewable energy technology
24 January 2012
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Expert confident of renewable energy sector's future
January 27, 2012
Phil McVan is confident for the future of the renewable energy sector in the UK - simply because without it, he believes the lights will go out.
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Farm closures in Majorca
January 27, 2012
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Farm Guard at Lamma 2012
23 January 2012
Bill Rushton of Farm Guard describes the origin of his award winning invention designed to protect tractors and their operators from flying debris.Video:Farm Guard at Lamma 2012
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Farmer faces £40,000 bill for slaughtering breach
24 January 2012
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Farmers ‘lack confidence’ in TB badger vaccination
23 January 2012
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Farmers must lookout for Schmallenberg virus
24 January 2012
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Farming students learn about benefits of biomass boilers
26 January 2012
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Farming's role in a changed climate
27 January 2012
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Finding routes to better arable productivity
26 January 2012
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First lamb of year at Walford and North Shropshire College
26 January 2012
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Following the sun to generate energy
26 January 2012
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Food and drink exports to become 'engine of growth'
27 January 2012
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Former head of Field Army takes up rural posting
20 January 2012
FORMER head of the UK Field Army, Lieutenant General Sir Barney White-Spunner, has been appointed executive chairman of the Countryside Alliance and director of the Countryside Alliance Foundation, taking on overall responsibility for the organisation.
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Genomics is fast becoming a reliable breeding tool
January 27, 2012
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Graduate entrepreneurs’ chance to win £50,000 investment
25 January 2012
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Grain prices market update - January 24
24 January 2012
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Grain prices market update - January 25
25 January 2012
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Grass seed will be in short supply in 2012
January 27, 2012
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Grassland Sheep Scheme pays out to Irish farmers
January 27, 2012
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Green light for First Milk’s Campbeltown creamery
11 January 2012
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HDC highlights benefits of working together
January 27, 2012
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Health and safety workshops for south east
11 January 2012
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Heating facilities cost-effectively with renewable energy
29 January 2012
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Hilux plays catch-up with the competition
23 January 2012
Things are about to get tougher for Toyota’s Hilux. Already faced with VW’s Amarok, and threatened by an all-new Ford Ranger and a new contender from IM Group, Toyota has raised the bar for 2012 and launched the sixth generation Hilux.
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Hi-tech farming solutions
January 27, 2012
In these recessionary times, any business success offers a glimmer of hope for better UK fortunes ahead, and there is one small company in Somerset whose hi-tech farming solutions are seeing it play its part in shaping the economic recovery.
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Hoggs reach 201p/kg at Melton Mowbray
January 27, 2012
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How to proceed with wind turbine planning
26 January 2012
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Hygiene checklist to limit losses when lambing
30 January 2012
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Identifying Schmallenberg virus
27 January 2012
Stillborn lamb with arthrogryposis. A result of the Schmallenberg virus infecting the mother.
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Impressive first year from Barony's Easy Care flock
26 January 2012
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Improving the welfare of free-range hens
26 January 2012
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Investors in Scottish farmland should consider long-term tax implications
January 27, 2012
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Japan records brief egg price rise
January 27, 2012
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John Davies: Out of my comfort zone after an ill-wind blows through the village
24 January 2012
THE year came to a close with the final cattle sale of the year in Brecon.
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John Walton: Out with the old and in with the new
January 27, 2012
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Junior bull champion tops Dungannon trade
25 January 2012
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Keep your cockles warm this lambing, win our FREE Therma-Mug
January 27, 2012
Wiiners announced! Thanks to the broad-spectrum farm disinfectant, Sorgene 5, we have 100 Therma-Mugs to give away to help our readers through those long, cold lambing shifts.
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Lakeland Holsteins sell to 3,300gns top for champion
25 January 2012
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Large increase in students taking agricultural subjects
25 January 2012
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Last season’s Scottish blackleg problem ‘a blip’
January 27, 2012
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Limousin heifers top 216p/kg at Ashford
26 January 2012
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Livestock market update - January 25
25 January 2012
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Making AD plants more attractive to small-scale farms
24 January 2012
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Malting and feed barley markets are looking firm
25 January 2012
THE EU-27 expects to import at least 250,000 to 750,000 tonnes of Argentine malting barley during the first months of 2012 to support a very tight supply situation, says the HGCA.
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Maximising performance before and after lambing
25 January 2012
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Minimising the inevitable losses in lambing
January 27, 2012
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Mobile event guide: NSA Winter Fair
25 January 2012
This year’s NSA Winter Fair will take place at Melton Mowbray market on Friday, January 27.
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Monsanto gives up on French GM maize
28 January 2012
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More kit and comfort from Nissan comes at a price
January 27, 2012
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Move to European time fails in Commons
27 January 2012
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MPs citicise delays in establishing supermarket watchdog
24 January 2012
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NBA welcomes key badger cull monitoring appointment
24 January 2012
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New Blue Faced Leicester female record set at Hawes
24 January 2012
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New Bpex marketing chief
January 27, 2012
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New twist in NFU election race
26 January 2012
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NFU attacks lack of farmer input on animal health board
26 January 2012
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NFU horticulture board outlines plans to lift ailing sector
25 January 2012
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NFU to launch new campaign
24 January 2012
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OFC 2012: Farm sell off will have a massive impact
4 January 2012
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Permission 'likely' for Talgarth digester
26 January 2012
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Phenomenal store cattle trade reflects tightening supply
27 January 2012
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Play safe with ewe nutrition
January 27, 2012
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Poll Dorsets suit coastal farm’s lambing season
27 January 2012
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Potentials win for Fawcetts at Pateley Bridge
January 27, 2012
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Poultry farmer becomes NFU Cumbria chairman
20 January 2012
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Practical solutions for powdery scab control
January 27, 2012
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Prime cattle to 250p/kg at Lanark
January 27, 2012
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Returns still good from solar power
25 January 2012
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Robots add management flexibility without hitting herd’s milk yields
31 January 2012
MAJOR savings in relief milker costs and a more flexible lifestyle were both deciding factors when David Talbot made the transition to robotic milking last year.
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Roof solar PV preserves land for agriculture only
January 27, 2012
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RPA boss lays bare agency’s long-term problems
24 January 2012
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RSPB opens entry for farming award
25 January 2012
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Rust threat building in mild conditions
January 27, 2012
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Saving carbon conference
24 January 2012
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Schmallenberg 'circulating since autumn' - Vets
26 January 2012
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Schmallenberg virus detected in eastern England
23 January 2012
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Schmallenberg virus: The Facts
26 January 2012
What are the symptoms? What to do if you suspect the disease? What’s happenening in Europe? A concise guide to this new disease facing UK livestock.
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Scientific development in Israel
26 January 2012
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Scotland fares worst in bad weather
4 January 2012
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Scots meet in Brussels on EID issues
12 January 2012
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Scottish soils need extra care ahead of spring plantings
26 January 2012
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Self-sufficient system ensures the future of Scottish pig unit
26 January 2012
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Shake up for veterinary disciplinary committees
January 27, 2012
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Sheepdog trials diary - January 27
January 27, 2012
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Shower dairy heifer commands 2,700gns
26 January 2012
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Solar appeal failure welcomed by industry and farmers
25 January 2012
THE Government has lost its appeal against a ruling that cuts to solar subsidies were illegal, possibly allowing farm businesses to recieve a higher payment for the energy they produce.
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Spring applications of P and K could prove beneficial to crops
24 January 2012
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Store cattle and suckled calves meet good trade at Hexham
January 27, 2012
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Store cattle break £1,050 barrier at Darlington
January 27, 2012
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Strathbogie Elliot tops bill at British Blue Society sale
26 January 2012
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Strong calf trade at Cirencester
January 27, 2012
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Support for farmer refusing to sell land for power station
24 January 2012
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Swaledale females top at £3,200 at Hawes
23 January 2012
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Think twice about using Chinese lanterns - farming unions
23 January 2012
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Three auctioneers qualify with degrees
26 January 2012
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Tom Lawrenson and Dave win Trawden nursery title
January 27, 2012
ONCE again dogs were tested by very windy conditions on Saturday in the north of England.
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Trade deal could see farmers forced out - George Lyon
25 January 2012
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Traditional mixed farm is small but perfectly formed
26 January 2012
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Turning waste food into green energy helps reduce emissions
25 January 2012
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Two gimmer lambs share 8,000gns best price
January 27, 2012
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Uruguay steps up import controls
January 27, 2012
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Welsh develop income boosting additive for dairy
28 January 2012
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Welsh lamb exports global
26 January 2012
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Welsh single payment entitlements maintain value
January 27, 2012
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What price beef in 2012?
24 January 2012
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Wind turbines stand up to weather
January 27, 2012
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Wynnstay’s record results
26 January 2012
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Young farmer's 1,000-cow dairy plan 'called in' by Welsh
26 January 2012