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Moy Park farm loses thousands of birds to heat
Thousands of broilers at a farm in Lincolnshire have died from the effects of extreme heat during last week’s heatwave.…
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EFRA Committee to examine how agriculture can achieve net-zero emissions by 2050
The EFRA select committee is opening a new inquiry, to investigate how agriculture can reduce its carbon emissions to net…
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Sales growing at Cranswick as new poultry plant is fast tracked
Cranswick has said sales are growing and its new poultry processing plant in Suffolk is being completed ahead of schedule…
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RPA confirms overdue agri-environment claims have been fully paid
The Rural Payments Agency (RPA) has confirmed today that eligible Countryside Stewardship (CS) and Environmental Stewardship (ES) customers have been…
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Contribution of women in agri-food industry celebrated
The Ulster Farmers’ Union has formed a new partnership with Women in Business (WIB). For generations, women have played a…
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Cobb European technical seminar explores future of poultry industry
Cobb Europe recently welcomed poultry professionals from 28 countries to the biennial Cobb Europe Technical Seminar held July 7-13 in…
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George Eustice returns to Defra
George Eustice has returned to Defra after quitting his ministerial role at the department earlier this year in protest at…
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Northern Ireland report stresses size of agri-food industry & dependence on international trade
DAERA’s annual report on the size and performance of the Northern Ireland food and drinks processing sector has reinforced just…
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Vets’ reinstatement to Shortage Occupation List hailed a resounding win
Following a long and sustained campaign, BVA has today hailed the Home Office’s announcement accepting the Migration Advisory Committee’s (MAC)…
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BVA welcomes Welsh Government plan to address antimicrobial resistance
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has welcomed the collaborative, One Health principle underpinning Wales’ new five-year implementation plan to address…