Farmer raises thousands for Air Ambulance after being impaled by forklift
18th November 2021
Forty-two-year-old farmer Jonathan Willis thanked the emergency services and Addenbrooke’s Hospital surgical teams who saved him last year, after he dodged death by mere millimetres when he was accidentally impaled by a forklift tine.
£27m funding pot launches to boost farm productivity
17th November 2021
NFU has described the Farm Investment Fund as “good news for farmers” but warns that application windows are “tight”.
Call for action as farm fire costs rise by 40%
15th November 2021
NFU Mutual is urging farmers to have fire plans in place as claims statistics reveal the cost of farm fires shot up in 2020.
Politics meets plant breeding
12th November 2021
Bury St Edmunds MP Jo Churchill, visited Limagrain UK to see how plant breeding is helping UK farmers to be more sustainable.
How will the Australia trade deal affect UK farmers?
9th November 2021
As concern mounts over British farming being undercut by trade deals, AHDB has released an analysis on the potential impact of the deal with Australia.
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Two-thirds of farmers still not wearing a helmet, new survey reveals
2nd November 2021
According to research, the majority of ATV users still don’t wear a helmet when they ride because they feel foolish wearing them on their own farm or don’t believe they ride fast enough to warrant them. To help combat this issue and to ensure that the importance of wearing a helmet is highlighted among users when driving an ATV, Can-Am has introduced its seven golden rules for ATV usage as part of its responsible riding programme.
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How your farm management solution should use your data
1st November 2021
The agricultural industry is embracing digital transformation for better working, data-sharing and collaboration, says Greenlight Farm Management, which enables efficient, agile and productive working on the move.
Are pumpkins for more than just Halloween?
29th October 2021
Pumpkins might still be seen as a quintessentially American crop, but the last 30 years have seen their slow, steady rise in the UK arable sector. This rise has led to a now booming industry providing diverse income for farms across the UK.
Autumn Budget: How will it affect farmers?
28th October 2021
Critics have noted that there are few specific measures to help farmers in the Chancellor’s latest budget, however some announcements could offer a boost to certain sectors. Farmers Guide took a look at the key points…
Animal activists scale Defra building in protest against meat industry
26th October 2021
The animal rights and climate activists are planning an extended stand-off with the police, intending to stay on the building until the government agrees to their demands of defunding the meat industry.
Trade deals: Government must make ‘concrete commitments’, NFU says
25th October 2021
Following the recent launch of the Trade and Agriculture Commission, NFU president Minette Batters expressed “frustration” that the government has failed to move on from “warm words” to “practical and deliverable measures” in safeguarding the UK’s high standards.
Security warning as clocks go back
25th October 2021
Farmers are being urged to review security as the long dark evenings draw in, as criminals will use the cover of darkness to target rural areas.