HeyJaredAndrea Meanwell
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Country diary: The cows are calving, but TB is still hanging over the farm - AOL (opens the original)
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Last week was an important one as the government’s sustainable farming incentive opened for this year. Thankfully, I was working on my laptop when the email came through, so I submitted an application for us to become an organic farm. Others were not so lucky – the funding ran out after a few hours, and WhatsApp became a catalogue of despair among farmers who missed out and now don’t know how their farm businesses will survive. It’s clear that the government needs to provide more money to suppor
Country diary: Straw bales, tweed and a vintage Massey Ferguson – this is how farmers get married - AOL (opens the original)
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It felt as if autumn had arrived in the Howgills earlier this week, so it was a great relief that the wedding day dawned dry. I was up early checking the stock before helping the six groomsmen get their cufflinks and bow ties on in the farmhouse kitchen. Our middle son, Hector, was marrying Georgia from a farm in the nearby village of Ravenstonedale. The wedding was taking place in the village church, and the reception on her family’s farm. Hector is county chair of Cumbria Young Farmers and ove
Country diary: Straw bales, tweed and a vintage Massey Ferguson â this is how farmers get married | Andrea Meanwell (opens the original)
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Ravenstonedale, Cumbria: The wedding day of my son and his now wife â both farmers â was full of both emotion and tradition It felt as if autumn had arrived in the Howgills earlier this week, so it was a great relief that the wedding day dawned dry. I was up early checking the stock before helping the six groomsmen get their cufflinks and bow ties on in the farmhouse kitchen. Our middle son, Hector, was marrying Georgia from a farm in the nearby village of Ravenstonedale. The wedding was tak
Country diary: Rare Wensleydale sheep have their day in the sun - AOL (opens the original)
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As I walked across the show field in the sunshine on my way to the secretary’s tent, my shepherd’s crook snapped in half. On closer inspection, it was riddled with woodworm – not the best start to a day of judging at the Garstang agricultural show. The event was first held in 1813, and it was an honour to be asked to judge the native sheep this year. I was smartly dressed in tweed and a fedora – and a stick that was hastily cobbled back together by one of the stewards with gaffer tape. It is qui
Country diary: Rare Wensleydale sheep have their day in the sun | Andrea Meanwell (opens the original)
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Garstang, Lancashire: With fedora and broken shepherd’s crook, I was a judge at an agricultural show, inspecting the mouths and fleeces of some fantastic breeds As I walked across the show field in the sunshine on my way to the secretary’s tent, my shepherd’s crook snapped in half. On closer inspection, it was riddled with woodworm – not the best start to a day of judging at the Garstang agricultural show. The event was first held in 1813, and it was an honour to be asked to judge the native she
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