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LiuGong dig days return | Farm Weekly

The LiuGong Dig, Ride and Drive, last held in Perth in 2021, returns next month at Ascot Racecourse...

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local produce for local people. agricultural inflation running at 25%, compared to the national average of over 9% and you see what the problem is. what is driving the price rises? everything from animal feed, fuel, transport costs, machinery hire, the cost of labour and it is not easy to get seasonal workers onto farms. it is tricky. it is increasing prices. the people sticking it out, what are they doing? crop farmers, if you make cereal, food, fruit, grain, they are looking to reduce the amount they are farming so a third of arable farmers cutting back on the land they are cultivating. dairy farmers? according to the national farmers' union, one in 20 do not think they will produce dairy products in two

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BBC News

9% average for inflation. so what's driving that? a whole range of things from machinery hire, transport costs, shortage of labour and seasonal workers, but also the cost of things like food, fuel, energy, fertiliser as well. this is all meaning it's becoming increasingly difficult to stay in the business. those that are toughing it out, arable farmers, so they're producing crops — wheat and the like, but also things like fruit and veg, they're saying, one in three, are saying they're actually cutting back on the amount of land that they're cultivating as a direct result of the cost—of—living crisis and inflation they are facing. dairy farmers, the situation isn't much better, if i'm honest. one in 20, according to the nfu, are not going to be in dairy at all in the next two years. so, times are increasingly difficult. let's talk to steve hook who is the manager and farm owner here at hook and sons in longley farm in sussex. where are you feeling the pinch when it comes to costs?

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BBC News

solution to what is the cost of living crisis and rising food bills for people right across the country. but how realistic is that in practice because ag—flation, that�s agricultural inflation, is currently running in some instances at more than three times the national rate. on average, 25% compared to about 9% average for inflation. so what�s driving that? a whole range of things from machinery hire, transport costs, shortage of labour and seasonal workers, but also the cost of things like food, fuel, energy, fertiliser as well. this is all meaning it�s becoming increasingly difficult to stay in the business. those that are toughing it out, arable farmers, so they�re producing crops — wheat and the like, but also things like fruit and veg, they�re saying, one in three, are saying they�re actually cutting back on the amount of land that they�*re cultivating as a direct result

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Askam's Harry Barker Properties Ltd reaches finals of North West Family Business Awards

A FAMILY-owned property business in Askam reached the finals for the North West Family Business Awards.

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