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Drought-resistant seeds and cattle health system win prizes - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Two innovative products have been recognised by supermarket Tesco through its 2026 Agri-tech Challenge – one related to drought-tolerant seeds and one linked to better cattle health. The competition, now in its ninth year, aims to identify emerging technologies that can directly help farmers improve the way they operate and so bolster food security. See also: Tesco opens applications for 2026 agri-tech challenge As part of the award, the companies also gain an opportunity to trial their technolo
NFU rejects claims that large dairy farms are bad for nature - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Claims that so-called “mega-dairies” pose a disproportionate risk to nature have been rebuffed by farmer representatives, who say farm size alone is not a reliable indicator of environmental performance. The accusations are contained in a new report from the Wildlife Trusts called Doing Dairy Differently, which suggests “the rise in mega-dairies is pushing nature to breaking point”. See also: Dairy Roadmap seeks further cuts in methane emissions The report notes there are now more than 40 such f
Sheepdogs impress as four nations compete for championship - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Widely regarded as the pinnacle of sheepdog trialling, the International Supreme Championship held earlier this month attracted 60 of the top single handlers and their dogs from across England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. The event, organised by the International Sheep Dog Society (ISDS), was hosted by Daylesford Farm in the Cotswolds – owned by the Bamford family of JCB fame and home to the renowned Daylesford organic range of farm produce. See also: Sheepdog School – the secret to a good stop
£233m of SFI26 money all spent within matter of hours - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Fears that the funds available for Window 2 of the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) would disappear quickly have come to fruition with all the money now gone, leaving many thousands of would-be claimants without crucial support. The window for applications opened at 10am on Tuesday (22 September), with Defra confirming the budget stood at £233m, having rolled over an extra £3m unclaimed from Window 1. See also: Red Tractor seeks to cut admin burden for livestock and dairy However, within two
75% of SFI26 money allocated within a matter of hours - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Fears that the funds available for Window 2 of the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) would disappear quickly are coming to fruition with the prospect that many thousands of would-be claimants will be left without crucial support. The window for applications opened at 10am on Tuesday 22 September with Defra confirming the budget stood at £233m, having rolled over an extra £3m unclaimed from Window 1. See also: SFI26 Window 2 opens amid £233m funding scramble Within two hours Defra had issued a
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