Kelly Henaughen
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What keeps exhibitors coming back to AgriScot, 25 years on (opens the original)
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AgriScot will return next month, on Wednesday, November 18, with a full house of exhibitors as trade stands are once again sold out.  Over 240 exhibitors will make the journey to Ingliston for the eventâs 25 th anniversary, with many having taken part since the very beginning. Only 14 new exhibitors will set up stands this year, the lowest ever number of first-time exhibitors, showing just how sought-after spaces are at the UKâs premier agricultural business event. David Ritchie Agricultu
Pig disease alert issued as mystery syndrome puzzles vets (opens the original)
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British pig vets have been placed on alert for a mysterious disease affecting young pigs in the Netherlands and Denmark, although no cases have been detected in Great Britain. The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) has issued an emerging disease alert after a previously unreported syndrome was identified on a number of Dutch pig farms and at a breeding unit in Denmark. Scientists investigating the outbreaks have linked the condition to a newly identified variant of porcine parvovirus, but hav
NFU demands budget support to bolster food security (opens the original)
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The National Farmers Union (NFU) is calling on the UK Government to cut the cost of food production and increase investment in agriculture in the forthcoming Budget, warning that farmers are facing mounting pressures from extreme weather, livestock disease and global instability. The union says a combination of unprecedented drought conditions, rising disease threats and geopolitical uncertainty has weakened domestic food production, putting long-term food security at risk. As part of its Budget
Countryside Alliance urges Burnham to reverse ‘family farm tax’ (opens the original)
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The Countryside Alliance has urged Prime Minister Andy Burnham to reset Labour’s relationship with the countryside, placing farm inheritance tax reforms at the top of a list of rural concerns. In a letter to the Prime Minister, Countryside Alliance chairman Lord Herbert called for a change in direction following the formation of the new government, arguing that rural communities have become increasingly alienated by policies introduced over the past two years. The intervention follows a Westmins
Welsh Government extends slurry spreading window and boosts advance farm payments (opens the original)
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Welsh farmers are to receive higher advance support payments and more time to spread slurry this autumn as the Welsh Government responds to the impacts of a difficult summer marked by drought and wildfires. The Welsh Government has announced a package of measures designed to ease pressure on farm businesses, including increasing advance payments under both the Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS) and Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) from 70% to 80% of estimated claim values. The move comes after what mini
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