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Farmers thinking Eustice will do a good job as Defra Sec haven't been paying attention

Arable

Farmers thinking Eustice will do a good job as Defra Sec haven't been paying attention

Eustice鈥檚 appointment as Defra Secretary seemed to be a popular one among farmers, but this just shows they haven鈥檛 been paying attention, says Hywel Davies, who is a partner at Cyfreithwyr Llys Cennen Solicitors and helps his parents run the Aman flock of pedigree Texel sheep, the 2018 Champion Flock of Wales.

clock 14 February 2020 鈥� 3 min read
Arable Farming magazine's February 2020 digital edition

Arable

Arable Farming magazine's February 2020 digital edition

February 2020 Arable Farming Issue

clock 13 February 2020 鈥� 2 min read
'We are crossing 50 per cent to a Hampshire ram, giving us higher growth rates and easier finishing'

'We are crossing 50 per cent to a Hampshire ram, giving us higher growth rates and easier finishing'

clock 13 February 2020 鈥� 7 min read
Dairy Farmer magazine's February 2020 digital edition

Livestock

Dairy Farmer magazine's February 2020 digital edition

February 2020 Dairy Farming edition

clock 13 February 2020 鈥� 2 min read
Encouraging success is crucial for staff retention

Arable

Encouraging success is crucial for staff retention

Making employees feel needed and respected can be key in staff retention and securing loyalty. Sarah Todd looks at the growing importance of taking time to empower those working around you.

clock 13 February 2020 鈥� 1 min read
Farming Matters: Peter Hynes - 'Informing the public about dairy systems is something we are happy to do'

Livestock

Farming Matters: Peter Hynes - 'Informing the public about dairy systems is something we are happy to do'

clock 13 February 2020 鈥� 3 min read
Farming Matters: Phil Latham - 'Brexit is already hurting my milk cheque'

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Farming Matters: Phil Latham - 'Brexit is already hurting my milk cheque'

clock 12 February 2020 鈥� 3 min read
Talking agronomy with Jo Bell: Most of our soils are far too wet to take much in the way of machinery

Arable

Talking agronomy with Jo Bell: Most of our soils are far too wet to take much in the way of machinery

Well into January, we are still clinging to the hope of getting more crops in 聳 spring sown, if not winter wheat. But every glimmer of opportunity in the form of a few dry days in a row seems to be snuffed out by yet another soaking.

clock 11 February 2020 鈥� 4 min read
Food imports must meet British standards, says AHDB chairman

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Food imports must meet British standards, says AHDB chairman

Former NFU president and AHDB chairman Sir Peter Kendall admitted he was 鈥榥ot confident鈥� that the Government would reject imported food produced to lower standards but fearful they may go instead for 鈥榖ucketshop鈥� deals.

clock 10 February 2020 鈥�
UK tractor registration downturn continues in 2020

Machinery

UK tractor registration downturn continues in 2020

Recent figures by the AEA show UK tractor registrations continue to decline in the opening month of 2020.

clock 09 February 2020 鈥� 1 min read