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NSA issues disease risk warning amid annual sheep sales - Vimarsana News

NSA issues disease risk warning amid annual sheep sales

Sheep industry leaders have issued a stark flock health warning, reminding farmers to do all they can to reduce disease transmission risk during the sheep

Source: fwi.co.uk
In pictures: rapid selling pace at Donegal Mule sale - Vimarsana News

In pictures: rapid selling pace at Donegal Mule sale

In pictures: rapid selling pace at Donegal Mule sale 2022-08-30

NEMSA autumn sales saw big prices raised for charity - Vimarsana News

NEMSA autumn sales saw big prices raised for charity

BIG-hearted members of NEMSA – the North of England Mule Sheep Association - have netted some huge sums for charity at this year’s annual autumn…

Hill sector shrinks as lowland flocks self-replace - Vimarsana News

Hill sector shrinks as lowland flocks self-replace

Traditional stratified sheep breeding has lost more market share as lowland farmers close flocks and try cross-bred and composite breeds. Latest estimates

Source: fwi.co.uk
MAY 2020 - That Was The Year That Was - Vimarsana News

MAY 2020 - That Was The Year That Was

WILDFIRE raged through the Galloway Forest Park GROWING BARLEY for whisky is a mainstay of Scottish arable farming – but under lockdown, maltsters and distillers had to put the brakes on production, casting doubt on what harvest market will be waiting for the crops that many growers had just finished establishing. It costs a lot of time and money to completely shutdown and restart a distillery, so many of Scotland’s were still open with a skeleton staff to keep them ticking over, with some producing ethanol for hand sanitiser, but none were going ‘full bore’ at whisky production. Di...