Royal Cornwall Show held at Wadebridge from Thursday June 4 to Saturday June 6, is a true celebration of farming, food and rural life in the South West.
Livestock are at the heart of the show and this year's event will host the Beltex English National Show and the British Charolais South West Show welcoming exhibitors from across the UK. 听
Beyond the livestock lines, the show has a vital role in connecting agriculture with the wider public. The Food & Farming Pavilion will showcase of Cornwall's rich agricultural heritage and new for this year, the Cornish Dairy Co Cookery Theatre will bring top local chefs and as always the main ring will host a wide range of attractions to entertain the public.
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Tackling bovine TB
FARMERS and Bovine TB experts will debate the next steps for bTB control in England at a special event being held on the Farmers Guardian stand on Thursday, June 4.听
Guests include beef farmer Paul Westaway, who farms in a high-risk area in Gloucestershire and is a member of the Bovine TB Partnership; Alan Carter, Cornwall dairy farmer and Farmers Guardian columnist and Ed Simmons, veterinary surgeon, British Cattle Veterinary Association (BCVA).听
Bovine TB - The Big Debate, hosted by FG livestock specialist Ellie Layton, will be a live panel discussion, recorded as part of the Farmers Guardian Podcast.听
Farmers and other stakeholders are welcome to listen to the discussion. Send in your questions ahead of the event to [email protected] or via WhatsApp on 07814 997407.听 听听
Event details
Where: Royal Cornwall Events Centre, Whitecross, Wadebridge, PL27 7JE
When: Thursday June 4 to Saturday June 6
For membership and ticket information contact [email protected] or visit: royalcornwall.org
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Farmers Guardian partners with RABI for FarmersAid launch
Farmers Guardian is the official media partner for RABI's FarmersAid initiative, designed to prepare farmers for serious on-farm accidents while they wait for emergency services to arrive.
The full campaign will launch with an app at Royal Cornwall on June 4 and be followed by a six-part Farmers Guardian podcast series, video content and collaborations across our key #Farm24 and Future of Farming series.
Olivia Skeoch, head of commercial content at Farmers Guardian, says: "We know how dangerous farming is. If this app keeps one person alive long enough for help to arrive, it has done its job. And we're very proud to be part of RABI's incredible mission."
Lee Krawczyk, head of marketing and communications at RABI, says: "As the Farmers Charity, we want to do everything we can to help reduce the tragic number of on-farm deaths and serious accidents we continue to see across Britain each year. FarmersAid has the potential to help save lives on farm, and we want to see the app downloaded across the farming community so it is there and ready. Farmers Guardian's reach and commitment to farming make them a vital partner in helping us take that message across the industry."
You can register for the app now via the App Store and Google Play
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