Hundreds of farmers joined 2024 Farming Conference to talk about current issues
29th February 2024
Farmers from East Anglia joined the 2024 Farming Conference that took place on Thursday 29th February in Ipswich. A panel of experts shared their advice on ‘how to thrive, not just survive’ in the agricultural industry.
Machinery dealer Suffolk Agri Centre closes after more than 30 years
29th February 2024
Suffolk farmers looking to purchase machinery from Bury St Edmunds-based dealership Suffolk Agri Centre arrived to find the gates locked and the site deserted save for a large amount of machinery still in the forecourt, as the company was forced to close down recently due to financial difficulties.
Father of toddler struck by tractor charged with manslaughter
29th February 2024
The father of a three-year-old boy who died after being struck by a small tractor on a Tottington farm has been charged with manslaughter.
Will you donate your wellies to support NFU Cymru?
28th February 2024
Farmers have been asked to donate their old wellies to support a NFU Cymru display at the Senedd.
Police warn farmers ahead of largest protest in Welsh history
28th February 2024
Farmers are set to host a huge protest today, Wednesday 28th February, in Cardiff to show their dissatisfaction with the Welsh Government’s proposal for the Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS).
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How to navigate the evolving landscape of chemical storage
28th February 2024
In the UK, the safe storage of chemicals – especially in the farming industry – has taken on an increasingly critical role. Jane Billing of Billie Box shares the current trends, risks and necessary compliance measures for effective chemical storage.
Spring Budget “must support farm investment”
27th February 2024
The looming Spring Budget must do more to encourage farm investment, according to a submission to the Government by the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV).
Paid-for opportunity for farmers to carry out pulse trials
26th February 2024
UK pea and bean growers are being invited to become ‘pulse pioneers’ by contributing to a ground-breaking farmer-led research programme.
Concerns raised that solar farm in Kent may cause ‘serious harm’ to ancient Roman site
26th February 2024
Kent residents are campaigning against plans to set up a solar farm, which could cause “serious harm” to one of Britain’s most important Roman sites.
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Light up your site with work lights and beacons for every machine
26th February 2024
Time is of the essence in construction, so when visibility drops, you need reliable work lights and beacons to keep you working.
Spring Budget: Calls for boost to rural tourism
26th February 2024
Ahead of next week’s spring budget, the Country Land and Business Association (CLA) is calling for a permanent reduction in VAT for accommodation and attractions enterprises to boost rural tourism.
Kaleb Cooper supports Welsh farmers following recent protests
23rd February 2024
The Clarkson’s Farm star, Kaleb Cooper, has shown support for farmers protesting against the Welsh environmental scheme.
