Author Posts: Sarah Kidby
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When grass alone is not enough
22nd June 2021
Mineral deficiencies caused by differences in the mineral content of pastures at grazing time can slow down production benefits farmers could be achieving at this time of year. Downland spoke to Farmers Guide about the benefits of a free-access supplement.
Missed opportunities for EAE testing, survey reveals
22nd June 2021
Veterinary advisor warns of ‘abortion storm’ in following year’s lambing season for the 44 per cent of farmers who do not investigate why ewes are aborting.
Pride Month: Herefordshire farmer speak outs on diversity in farming
21st June 2021
Organic farmer and Instagram influencer Ben Theo Andrews says he wants to “give people hope that they can live their totally open and authentic selves in the agriculture industry”.
Claydon patents revoked after infringement dispute
18th June 2021
Following a legal dispute with Mzuri, strip tillage seed drill manufacturer, Claydon Yield-o-Meter Limited has had a UK and EU patent revoked due to ‘lack of inventiveness’ over existing prior art and ‘prior use of the invention in public’.
Sausage wars: What does the outcome of G7 mean for farmers?
15th June 2021
“Give and take” will be needed to overcome growing tensions over the Northern Ireland protocol and avoid a trade war, as growing tensions between the UK and the EU cast a shadow over G7.
Oatly accused of ‘bullying’ British family farm in trademark row
15th June 2021
Multi-billion-dollar oat drink company Oatly has come under fire after suing a small Cambridgeshire farm for alleged trademark infringement, with consumers and farmers alike left bewildered by the accusation.
Luxury leather and country gifts brand expands its range
14th June 2021
For those seeking a gift or special treat with a country or equestrian-inspired feel, we spoke to Greg Barrington Haston-Copeland, director at Grays 1922, which sells a popular range of luxury leather handbags, wallets and purses, as well as country-themed gifts.
Over a dozen lambs killed in ‘deliberate’ dog attack in Nottinghamshire
14th June 2021
A total of 18 lambs died after they were discovered dead or seriously injured, in a dog attack that is believed to be deliberate.
New tech to boost cow productivity and sustainability
14th June 2021
Dairy technology company Waikato Milking Systems has introduced an exciting new product to help farmers make better long-term decisions for care of their herd, and their dairy businesses.
Blowfly strike risk now rising, forecasters warn
10th June 2021
Despite a late start to the strike season, warming temperatures mean blowflies are emerging in greater numbers, according to the latest update from Nadis and Elanco.
New ‘Lameness Game’ to help sheep farmers cut antibiotic use
8th June 2021
A citizen science study is aiming to explore how easy it is to spot lameness in sheep using a simulation game, to help fight antimicrobial resistance.
New FarmHub directory from Farmers Guide launches next week
4th June 2021
Farmers Guide has created a brand new online portal to advise and enhance your farm businesses. FarmHub is a comprehensive directory of recommended companies and specialist insight into our most popular subjects.
