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Sandbach: Badger cull delay: “Farmers dealt a severe blow”

Commenting on the Welsh Government’s decision to delay the proposed badger cull, Shadow Minister for Rural Affairs, Antoinette Sandbach...

Embargo lifted on licences to fell larch

Woodland owners can apply to fell larch once again as Forestry Commission Wales has lifted its temporary embargo on...

Training for the future of farming – IBERS leads multi-million pound partnership

Aberystwyth University’s IBERS will lead a new training programme in creating the next generation of experts to support thousands...

Graham Condemns EC Approach on Sheep EID Tagging

Responding to the news that the European Commission has rejected British farmers’ arguments for tolerance when reading sheep EID...

Parasite prevention and control to improve returns from organic livestock production

An event to be held at ADAS Pwllpeiran, Cwmystwyth, Ceredigion SY23 4AB on Wednesday 25 May 2011 will be...

Flintshire Trading Standards department prosecute farmer and livestock dealer for failing to have cattle tested for bovine TB

On 13 May 2011 at Mold Magistrates’ Court, Flintshire County Council’s Trading Standards department successfully prosecuted a farmer and...

Plaid warns that rural Wales will be failed by Carwyn Jones’s new cabinet

Plaid Cymru has warned that the needs of rural Wales will be under threat from Carwyn Jones’s new Labour...

Asghar: Absence of Rural Affairs from cabinet table causes concern

Following the announcement of the First Minister’s cabinet, South Wales East AM Mohammad Asghar has expressed disappointment that responsibilities...

Graham: Farming Lessons Forgotten

Responding to the appointment of the new Welsh Assembly Government cabinet; William Graham – Assembly Member for South Wales...

Filling the forage gap: Managing nutrients for a better silage crop

Organic Centre Wales is organising a demonstration farm event to help farmers make the best use of muck and...