Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak
Claas joins forces with CertifAI introducing AI for agriculture
8th January 2025
Claas is carrying out pioneering work in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and has joined forces with CertifAI to address the technical and regulatory challenges.
Born through IVF Hilda can help accelerate dairy journey to net zero
7th January 2025
Scottish calf Hilda, born through IVF, represents a historic moment for the world’s longest-running livestock genetics project that aims to help accelerate the dairy industry’s journey to net zero.
Theft of milk tanker prompts action to tackle rural crime in Lancashire
7th January 2025
Communities across Lancashire will receive funding to crackdown on rural crime following the theft of a milk tanker and other large farming vehicles.
Farmers invited to join multi-million legumES Project to unlock benefits of legumes
7th January 2025
British farmers have been invited to take part in trials to measure legume-related benefits following easy-to-use monitoring methods.
Rural estate agency Brown&Co acquires Adkin
7th January 2025
Rural estate agency and provider of consultancy services Brown&Co has confirmed the acquisition and merger of Oxfordshire-based company Adkin.
Hutchinsons expert shares views on spring options for 2025
6th January 2025
Hutchinsons national seeds manager, David Bouch, has shared his views on spring cropping variety choices for 2025.
Gerald Cooper’s remarkable comeback raises £28k for cancer awareness
6th January 2025
A racehorse syndicate launched by Old Gold Racing and led by the much-loved Clarkson’s Farm star, Gerald Cooper, has raised £28,500 for prostate cancer awareness in less than two months.
Haith announces retirement of its director after almost 50 years of service
6th January 2025
Haith, the UK’s manufacturer of vegetable handling machinery, has announced the retirement of director and founder’s son, Mick Haith, following his 47-year-long career at the company.
UK cattle population marks a drop with fewer youngstock ready for beef production
5th January 2025
The UK cattle population has dropped again last year, with 2023 marking the greatest decline in female beef breeding-age animals seen in over 10 years.
Farming families deliver letters written by children to PM Starmer
4th January 2025
Farming families gathered on Whitehall before delivering letters written by children to PM Keir Starmer, asking him to change his mind in regard to inheritance tax reliefs.
‘Back off Starmer’ song by Northamptonshire farmer becomes a hit
3rd January 2025
A Northamptonshire farmer, Nick Tarry, has shown his dissatisfaction with changes to the inheritance tax by releasing a song that became a hit in just a week.
North Dorset: Seven puppies stolen in rural burglary
3rd January 2025
Officers from Dorset Police are appealing for information following the theft of seven puppies that happened just after Christmas.