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How precision tech and cutting-edge soil science are protecting farms' onions (opens the original)
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New innovations including an AI-driven precision spot sprayer took centre stage at an East Anglian open day focused on the future of the onion industry. After wrapping up a tough growing season, farmers, agronomists, seed breeders and machinery suppliers gathered for the event hosted by Vegetable Consultancy Services (VCS) at RG Abrey Farms, near Thetford. Growers compared more than 60 crop varieties in the trial plots and discussed the latest developments in drilled onions, shallots, echalions
Conference will help students understand challenges facing farms and food security (opens the original)
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A new generation of Norfolk students has been invited to join a discussion explaining the complex challenges facing farming and food security. Sixth forms and colleges across the county are being encouraged to register for the Food Security Conference 2026, taking place at the John Innes Conference Centre in Norwich on December 2. The free event will bring together up to 300 students and teachers to hear from experts in food, farming, science, research and policy. The discussion will focus on th
Farm contractors rewarded for limiting losses during difficult sugar beet harvest (opens the original)
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A Norfolk farm contracting firm is celebrating a "fantastic achievement" after winning industry recognition for its performance during a challenging sugar beet harvest. Glover Agricultural Contractors, based in West Dereham, received a Harvester Evaluation Award from British Sugar for its work during the 2025/26 campaign. The company said "teamwork and attention to detail" were important factors as the difficult and changeable weather conditions made it a particularly demanding harvest. The awar
Joy for Norfolk farming family as prized ram wins 'supreme champion' trophy (opens the original)
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A Norfolk farming couple are celebrating a "stunning success" for their sheep flock at an agricultural show - including bringing home the supreme champion's trophy. David and Rosie Barnard, from Rockland All Saints near Attleborough, saw their Southdown shearling ram crowned supreme interbreed champion at the Gransden and District Agricultural Society Show in Cambridgeshire on Saturday. Their Beltex lambs also won the pure-breed classes, and their commercial lambs took the overall Grafham Challe
Drought-hit farmers offered £2,000 emergency grants to help with living costs (opens the original)
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Farmers in the East of England can apply for emergency grants of £2,000 to help with their living costs after this summer's severe drought. It is part of a £2m scheme run by farmers' charity RABI (the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution) in response to the financial pressures caused by this summer's lack of rainfall. The East of England phase of the campaign has up to £400,000 available for eligible applicants. Applications opened on Monday, September 28 and are due to close at 3pm on Frid
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