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FUW says Tories supermarket ombudsman plan is long overdue

The Farmers’ Union of Wales yesterday welcomed the Tories plan – revealed at the Oxford Farming Conference – to...

The versatility of Welsh hill farmers is splendidly portrayed on a Powys farm where thousands of soft fruit plants...

When snow hits Wales lots of things get taken for granted….. the lights stay on, the roads get gritted...

Clwyd West MP, David Jones, today welcomed Conservative proposals for the appointment of a supermarket Ombudsman as good news...

The Welsh Assembly Government has agreed a maximum stocking density of 39kg per m² for meat chickens in Wales....

New regulations governing the electronic tagging of sheep are due to come into force from 31 December 2009. The...

The Welsh Assembly Government’s 15-month initiative to test all cattle herds in Wales for bovine TB ends today and...

Traditional farming methods in the uplands of Wales have contributed to a mosaic of carbon-rich soils holding important and...

A text messaging service that alerts farmers of any suspicious activity in the Meirionnydd area is going from strength...

The electronic identification (EID) of sheep is one of a number of topical issues to be discussed at an...