UK organic dairy farmers fear for futures as food prices soar
After little sales growth over past five years, sector faces even bigger task to attract hard-pressed customers
Source: theguardian.com
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Dairy-Tech: Lameness detection tool scoops innovation title
The unique Cattle Eye – the worlds first hardware-independent autonomous livestock monitoring platform – was crowned the winner of the Royal…
United Kingdom Tim Downes Cattle Eye Royal Dairy Innovation Award Digifarm Data Tool Delaval Flow Responsive
Source: thescottishfarmer.co.uk
Pammy Hutton: 'How long before a whip is deemed cruel?'
In 2022, we all need social licence – public acceptance that we’re doing the right thing – to enjoy our horses. The internet has changed everything, of course. On the plus side, it means we can view competitions online, a recent highlight being Carl Hester’s masterful riding of a very hot En Vogue at Keysoe […]
Source: horseandhound.co.uk
Lameness-detection capability secures innovation award for NI company
Cattle Eye, a livestock-monitoring platform that can detect lameness in cows won a prestigious innovation award at recent Dairy-Tech event
United Kingdom Northern Ireland Tim Downes Royal Association Cattle Eye Royal Dairy Innovation Award
Source: agriland.ie
Lameness detection tool wins prestigious innovation award
The world's first hardware-independent autonomous livestock monitoring platform on the market has won an award for dairy industry innovation
United Kingdom Tim Downes Royal Dairy Innovation Award Digifarm Data Tool Delaval Flow Responsive Delaval Flow
Source: farminguk.com
Pammy Hutton: 'Top riders shouldn't compete at the lower levels'
STARTING each day with a smile is always more difficult at this time of year, although it is possible with practice. It’s cold, dark and the cost of keeping horses has increased. British Dressage membership is going up with entry fees expected to follow suit, and “ouch” is my response to the price of fuel. […]
Source: horseandhound.co.uk
Growing numbers of homeowners unprotected after a DIY disaster
New research from Halifax reveals that as many as seven in ten are making a hash of the DIY hacks they find online, leaving themselves unprotected.
Source: propertyreporter.co.uk
Interrogating Arup's retrofit of 1 Triton Square
Arup’s re-imagining of 1 Triton Square, the 47,195m2 commercial development on Euston Road that the multidisciplinary practice designed in the 1990s and
Source: architectsjournal.co.uk
At risk of flooding? Here's how to protect your home
Residents can take steps to minimise damage in the event of flash flooding
United Kingdom Tim Downes Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Association Of British Insurers Intergovernmental Panel
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Inside out: how to enjoy alfresco living in style this summer
Last modified on Sun 9 May 2021 06.34 EDT Thoughts of summer have come early this year: with lockdown restrictions easing and groups of six allowed into private gardens, entertaining will soon be moving outside and people are already excitedly upgrading their gardens in anticipation of once again hosting friends and family. New and more elaborate barbecues, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, rugs and patio tiles have all seen an increase in sales. At John Lewis, barbecue sales are up by 8% on the fir...
Source: theguardian.com