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May 22

Mental Health and the Benefits of Outdoor Work

During the Covid-19 pandemic, farmers across the world are having difficult times. This pandemic leaves them facing manpower shortages and severely disrupted supply chains. But even if it is sometimes a difficult occupation without 30 days of vacation or free working hours, it is more than a job. It has... read more →

May 22, 2020
Agriculture

May 14

Farming Post-COVID19

Agriculture has a major role in economic development, broadly in terms of contributions like products, markets, factors and foreign exchange. The product indicates the supply of goods like foods and several raw materials for the industrial sector while absorbing labour. This is the most critical contribution. Also, the foreign exchange... read more →

May 14, 2020
Agriculture

Apr 02

Hello world!

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April 2, 2020
Uncategorized

Dec 11

Trends in UX Design

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December 11, 2014
Sports, Travel

Dec 11

The little Person inside

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December 11, 2014
Health, Lifestyle

Dec 11

The Exploration

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December 11, 2014
Business, Lifestyle

Nov 17

Places to get lost

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November 17, 2013
Lifestyle, Travel

Oct 20

Le Labyrinthe

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October 20, 2013
Travel

Oct 17

Favourite Song

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October 17, 2013
Lifestyle, News

Oct 13

The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack in will. Vince Lombardi

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Government extends £5,000 grant scheme for flood-hit farmers September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly Farmers and rural businesses whose properties were affected by flooding last winter have been given more time to apply for government grants of up to £5,000. Defra announced on Tuesday (21 September) that its Property Flood Resilience (PFR) scheme would be extended by nine months to take into account delays to repair […]
Philip Case
Warning over long-term shortage of mastitis antibiotics September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly A shortage of two of the UK’s most popular antibiotic mastitis treatments is set to continue into 2021, veterinary experts have warned. The Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) said issues that have dogged the antibiotics supply chain throughout 2020 had not been resolved. Eight treatments, including market leading products Synulox and Tetra-Delta intramammary suspensions […]
Philip Case
Fears grow over post-EU grant funding vacuum in England September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly There is increasing concern about a potential vacuum in grant funding for farmers and other rural businesses because of a lack of progress in the government implementing the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). The UKSPF is expected to be a critical source of funding for farmers who want to diversify, replacing elements of […]
Isabel Davies
Scottish sheep farmers asked to help with antibiotics survey September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly Scottish farmers and vets are being asked to take part in a survey that aims to establish the amount of antibiotics used in the sheep industry in Scotland. Last year, the Sheep Health and Welfare Group developed a set of metrics that could be used to benchmark farms and provide a national reporting […]
Rhian Price
Sow prices tumble in response to German ASF outbreak September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly An outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) in Germany has resulted in a sharp fall in British cull sow prices as key buyers such as China, Japan and South Korea imposed a ban on German pork imports. Germany is an important market for UK sow meat, but the ban on German exports means […]
Isabel Davies
How two OSR growers escaped the flea beetle threat September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly The two growers in Hampshire and Wiltshire are both using a companion crop of buckwheat to protect their oilseed rape from cabbage stem flea beetle damage and are looking to preserve soil moisture to encourage early strong growth. Both appear to have set their crops up for a successful season with a little […]
David Jones
Harvest 2020: Combines almost finished in a harvest to forget September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly By Melanie Jenkins and Ruth Wills As harvest wraps up for another year, it’s evident that many farmers are looking to put it behind them and move on to 2021, after dealing with hugely variable yields and quality. See also: Analysis: How much more wheat will be planted for 2021? Tayside and Fife […]
David Jones
Opinion: Planning advice – don’t find a bat in a barn September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly The White Paper on reforming the planning system that followed prime minister Boris Johnson’s remarks on “newt counting being a drag on prosperity” may or may not be the new dawn the pro-development lobby hopes for. What is certain is that, up to now, newts, as well as badgers, bats and birds, have […]
Philip Clarke
Test breakthrough paves way for sheep scab vaccine September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly A highly sensitive sheep scab test will enable farmers to differentiate between vaccinated and infested animals. The breakthrough is the result of Scottish research done by the Moredun Research Institute near Edinburgh and the James Hutton Institute, Dundee, which found a protein named Pso EIP-1. Moredun is currently developing a sheep scab vaccine […]
Michael Priestley
Fendt One cab added to all 700 and 300 models September 22, 2020
Farmers Weekly Fendt revealed a glimpse of its futuristic Fendt One cab design back in July last year, and the firm has now released more details on what operators can expect and how each spec level differs. The Fendt One cab is available on all four 300 models and the six 700 Vario machines, in […]
Edd Mowbray