Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak
Farmers encouraged to claim CS and ES payments
14th March 2024
From today (14th March) Farmers have been encouraged to claim Countryside Stewardship (CS) revenue and Environmental Stewardship (ES) agreement payments promptly.
Appeal issued after gang butchers and steals dozens of lambs from two neighbouring farms
14th March 2024
Police appeal for information following a double case of lamb slaughter and theft in Shropshire – prompting farmers to reassess their livestock security.
A glimpse inside £19m Suffolk estate for sale
14th March 2024
A notable 500-year-old Suffolk farming residence, Glemham Hall Estate, has been put on the market for £19 million.
Stop me! stickers given to farmers to protect machinery and vehicles against thieves
14th March 2024
East Cambridgeshire farmers have been given Stop Me! stickers to help crack down on increasing agricultural thefts.
Farmers warned following rise in diesel thefts
13th March 2024
Farmers have been asked to protect their vehicles against increasingly regular fuel thefts in rural areas of Western England.
Suffolk farmer built bale grab to raise awareness of prostate cancer
13th March 2024
A Suffolk farmer with a passion for building agricultural equipment has taken on the challenge of constructing a bale grab to raise awareness of prostate cancer in the farming community.
Farmers fined for keeping cattle with bovine TB reactors on farm
13th March 2024
Three family members from a farm in Pembrokeshire have been sentenced for deliberately swapping cattle ear tags to keep animals with bovine tuberculosis (bTB) reactors on the farm.
Government launches plans for ‘clearer and fairer’ food labelling
12th March 2024
Environment secretary Steve Barclay has just announced plans to make food labelling “clearer and fairer”, as part of its commitment to back the British farming industry.
Farmers will take part in tractor protest at Westminster
12th March 2024
Farmers will drive tractors to Westminster later this month to protest against cheap food imports and to protect high British food standards in trade deals.
Incident on Jeremy Clarkson’s farm initiates talks about fly-tipping
12th March 2024
A fly-tipping incident that recently happened on Jeremy Clarkson’s farm has triggered debate on how to tackle an issue that affects many farmers in the area.
Suffolk business looks for new home for its unique pink grain drier
11th March 2024
A unique pink drier was the highlight of this year’s open day hosted by Suffolk-based Master Farm Services.
New section in Sainsbury’s makes it easier to find British products
10th March 2024
Sainsbury’s has just added a ‘buy British’ section on its website to make it easier for customers to support local suppliers.