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For growers who were locked out when the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) closed abruptly last March, the government’s February announcement on the scheme will have come as a relief. While SFI26 comes with fewer actions, a £100,000 cap and the restriction of just one agree...


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Videos made by animal rights activists and shared on social media pose reputational risks to agriculture, but the physical presence of activists on your farm adds another layer of complexity. The law is not as rigorous in this area as many might expect, says Rupert Wailes-Fai...


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Farmers are adapting to financial pressures on food production by diversifying into the growth market of glamping, capitalising on their special rural settings to generate a profitable income stream. Data from Glampingstays shows why more farmers are choosing to maximise the ...


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The raft of new legislation in the rental sector, along with other factors, is stifling buyer interest in farming estates, with some failing to sell and others changing hands at up to 15% below their guide prices. This legislation, as well as changes to inheritance tax relief...


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The cows had a real wobble at the beginning of February. We’ve put it down to a winter dysentery but can’t be really sure. We typically have three or four cows on the CowManager sick list, but for about 10 days we struggled with more than 30. Symptoms included thin muck, erra...


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