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Farmers have been urged to take another look at ‘improved’ Countryside Stewardship agreements as the application window opens to apply for 2024 Mid Tier agreements.

Livestock farmers are being encouraged to investigate all unexplained abortions or stillbirths in their herds or flocks.

Farmers are being urged to be on their guard this spring and help protect livestock from the deadly consequences of lead poisoning.

Herd health and fertility performance is continuing to approve according to NMR’s latest key performance indicator (KPI) report.

Milk cooling, water heating and vacuum pumps account for the biggest proportion of energy use on a dairy farm and therefore offer the greatest scope for savings, says energy specialist Chris Brooks.

A new citizen science campaign has been launched in the UK by The Country Trust to help develop a hands-on understanding and appreciation of soil.

The latest inflation figures may have been unexpected for economists and politicians but they came as ’no surprise’ to food producers.

The G5 display series is offered with full high-definition resolution and additional internal memory, claiming to be one of the most powerful screens available.

Proposals to tackle the impact of second homes and short-term holiday lets in Wales could hit genuine providers and have an irreversible impact on the Welsh agritourism industry.

LIFFE’s March 23 contract slipped well below £200/t for the first time since early February last year, before the events in Ukraine began