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In today's episode of Farming in Five: AI eye scanning could speed up bovine TB testing for farmers, at the same time as this news farmers are being warned not buy or sell bluetongue vaccine online. A driver using Snapchat has been jailed for three years after killing a farmer in a crash and Burnham signals stronger ties with the EU despite SPS warnings.
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In today's episode of Farming in Five: Yorkshire is now officially in drought, Scottish pig margins are under pressure, Welsh farmers deal with slashed mobile mast rent and Clarkson's Farm spin-off will see Jeremy attempt to grow his favourite car.
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In today's episode of Farming in Five: The TFA says half of tenant farmers are forced to increase borrowing, police search for a Cocker Spaniel stolen during a farm theft, salmonella has been found in Ukrainian egg batch and the Defra Secretary travels to India to 'unlock' export opp…
Green Party MP Dr Ellie Chowns has accused retailers of using greenwashing tactics to manipulate the public's support for British farmers; Defra has issued a update for those who experienced technical issues during the SFI26 Window 2 allocation and a group of friends have launched a series of …
In today's episode of Farming in Five: The Government's devolution plans leave rural communities behind, tightening supply is continuing to shape livestock markets, and the Government makes targets for 10% organic farming in England by 2036.
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