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The competition is tougher than ever - who will plough their way to victory?

A year has passed since I somewhat nervously headed off to London as a finalist in the Farmers Weekly Awards. I knew winning would mean a lot to me, but

The “momentous” unveiling of Dame Agatha Christie’s statue is set to deliver a “massive boost to the local economy” and will put…

When Minnesota State University aviation students step into the cockpit of the department’s newest CRJ 700 flight simulator, it’ll feel just like they’re flying the passenger jet.

Grass mixes can establish well and withstand grazing by outdoor pigs, helping protect soils and watercourses, a three-year trial has shown. The trial took

I reported last month on the bad news we had received following routine piglet ear-prick testing, that both our herds were showing positive for porcine

The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary Board of Directors recently toured several sites in the Boundary to give Directors a greater insight into our westerly communities. “This tour provided an essential opportunity for all RDKB Directors to experience the diversity of our Regional District from community forest projects for our ecosystem, the deep heritage of

Sega and Nintendo are releasing new games within days of each other this October, both nostalgic callbacks to the era of 2D platformers. Can they push the genre forward?

A Norfolk outdoor pig unit is trialling three ways of providing shade to find out which one offers the most practical solution to improving pig welfare

Last month in my column I was writing about ideas I’d had for providing summer shade for our breeding sows. I was hoping it would further support our high