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Farmers have been asked to show their support for the annual Love Lamb Week, which returns next week to promote the UK sheep sector and encourage

Pedigree livestock breeders in Britain could be forced to spend millions of pounds to build facilities in France for ‘red tape’ checks by vets so their animals are allowed to enter the single market

Cattle paperwork errors, whether pre-meditated or unwitting, risk undermining food safety and threaten consumer trust in beef and dairy, says Defra. It

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A new mandatory carcass classification and price reporting scheme for sheep is expected to launch next year in England and Wales. The scheme would bring

Here are the full IDW Publishing solicitations coming through Penguin Random House, the first month as the exclusive distributor of IDW comic books, with

Food and farming leaders have raised concerns over the state of readiness of Border Control Posts (BCP) ahead of a 1 July deadline.  The BCPs are part of

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In 'Indian Botanical Art: An Illustrated History', Martyn Rix brings together botanical art of Indian origin spanning a period of 300 years, focussing on the 18th and 19th centuries.

Ian Ohnstad, The Dairy Group, Taunton, Somerset Ian Ohnstad, the Farmers Weekly Livestock Adviser of the Year, has dairy farming clients from Saudi Arabia