Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak
Missing Rhea sighted in Suffolk after escaping from farm before Christmas
20th March 2024
A large South American rhea bird has been spotted roaming the Suffolk countryside since its escape from a nearby farm last year.
Farmers will be paid up to £11,600 per ha for planting woodland
20th March 2024
Defra has just announced a significant uplift in England Woodland Creation Offer (EWCO) payments. This means that farmers can now receive up to £11,600 per hectare for planting woodland, following a 45% increase.
Co-op follows other stores adding ‘Best of British’ section
20th March 2024
Co-op has become the latest retailer to announce adding a ‘Best of British’ section to its website. This will make it “easier and quicker” for customers to find locally produced food.
Will new EU proposal end farmer protests?
20th March 2024
There may be an end to farmer protests around Europe following the latest EU proposals set out for discussion on 26th March.
“Well-respected” 117-year-old Scottish machinery dealer goes into administration
20th March 2024
An Aberdeenshire agricultural machinery company that had been in business for over 100 years has gone into administration.
New measures just announced to protect poultry industry against bird flu
19th March 2024
New registration requirements for bird keepers in Great Britain have just been announced. The measures aim to better protect the poultry sector from future avian influenza outbreaks.
Diversification rules set to ease thanks to Jeremy Clarkson
19th March 2024
In the Houses of Parliament this week, UK environment secretary Steve Barclay discussed easing rules for farmers who would like to diversify their businesses. The topic had been previously raised by celebrity and farmer Jeremy Clarkson.
General election: call for new government to source more food from British farms
19th March 2024
The NFU is urging MPs to back the ‘Buy British Bill’ and asks the new government to supply the public sector with more food from British farms.
50 vintage vehicles took part in Shropshire tractor run
19th March 2024
Almost 50 vintage tractors took part in a successful Shropshire tractor run in aid of an Alzheimer’s charity last weekend.
Can UV pasteurisation technology bring savings to dairy’s energy bill?
19th March 2024
Renewable dairy technology manufacturer Lyras shares how farmers can save money by using UV pasteurisation technology.
Why did rural affairs minister refuse to talk about farmers’ SFS concerns?
18th March 2024
Rural affairs minister Lesley Griffiths refused to meet Welsh secretary David TC Davies to discuss farmers’ concerns in regards to the Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS).
Cattle TB vaccine is closer than ever before as trials enter new phase
18th March 2024
UK government has just announced that field trials of the deployable bovine TB cattle vaccine have moved on to the third phase.