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George Lyon: Reducing cow numbers to cut emissions must be a last resort

George Lyon: Reducing cow numbers to cut emissions must be a last resort By George Lyon © SYSTEM Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up You could be forgiven for not realising it, but we are in the final week of an election campaign that will decide who governs at Holyrood for the next five years. It has been a lacklustre and near invisible campaign, and most people I speak to seem totally disinterested in the whole process. I suspect apathy is likely to be the big winner with turnout struggling to reach more than 50%.

Pigs hammered to death at high-welfare farm, prompting Tesco to ditch supplier

Pigs hammered to death at ‘high-welfare’ farm, prompting Tesco to ditch supplier Jane Dalton © Provided by The Independent A criminal investigation has been launched after pigs were brutally hammered to death at a meat farm endorsed as “high-welfare”. Tesco says it ditched the pork supplier indefinitely and Lidl suspended it when the supermarkets were shown footage of the scenes.  The secretly filmed video showed piglets deemed too small or too weak for the abattoir being hammered to death by farm workers or being swung against a concrete floor to be killed. One animal-welfare expert described the clips as “some of the most disturbing footage” he had ever seen.

Auchmaliddie farm team enjoys success selling Scotch Beef to the public

Auchmaliddie farm team enjoys success selling Scotch Beef to the public © Supplied by Quality Meat Scotlan Harry and Helen brown with their children Abbie and Murray at Ellon Farmer s Market. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Well-known Aberdeenshire cattle breeders have turned their hand to selling produce direct to the public. Harry and Helen Brown, who run Auchmaliddie Mains near Maud, started selling their home-grown Scotch Beef to the local community last summer.

Aberdeenshire pig farmer under investigation for animal welfare breach

Sheep trade begins to slip on the week | The Scottish Farmer

PREMIUM Old season lambs have hit record prices over the past month but values are now heading south as more spring lambs come on the market Following weeks of record prices and averages for prime old season lambs sold live and deadweight, values have headed south this week, as numbers and quality declines and more spring lambs appear on the market. However, with last week’s GB average rising another 4.7p on the previous seven days to level at 312.3p per live kg, the trade ended on a high – being 96p per kg above the price achieved in the same week in 2020 and more than £1 higher than the five-year average.

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