Archive - Monday, 8 February 2010


Never miss anything again. Sign up for our RSS news feeds and Newsletters.

On this day: Farming News

6 entries. Displaying 1 to 6

Farming News

  • Strong results from Mole Valley

    Mole Valley Farmers’ commitment to and investment in farming and the rural sector has been reinforced by strong financial results for the year ending September 30, 2009. read more

  • Wildlife on the Camel estuary

    A variety of wildlife, including otter, kingfisher, lapwing and curlew, have benefited from a habitat restoration project on the Camel estuary in Cornwall where 15 hectares of previously defended farmland have been allowed to flood and revert to tidal grazing meadows. read more

  • Exeter conference for farmers

    Whichever way the wind’s blowing or whatever source it’s coming from, there will be chances aplenty for all farmers and landowners in the South West to consider at a climate change fair near Exeter this week. read more

  • Grassland habitats project in Devon

    Wet Culm Grassland habitats can be difficult to maintain, especially tussocky, scrubby areas which are often dominated by purple moor-grass. Devon farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) and Devon Wildlife Trust’s (DWT) Working Wetlands Project are hosting a joint event next month to look at effective methods of managing these difficult sites. read more

  • Buyers flock to Ottery St Mary

    A large crowd of buyers and interested parties were present for the branch closure on behalf of Medland, Sanders and Twose at Finnimore Industrial Estate, Ottery St Mary. read more

  • Record entries for Holstein show

    Holstein UK has reported record entries for the National All Breeds Show, which promises to turn this event into the major national spectacle the breed society had sought to create. read more

6 entries. Displaying 1 to 6

On this day: Farming News