HeyJaredTim Pratt
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Opinion: We all have a stake in safeguarding our food production (opens the original)
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Suffolk’s farmers and growers have been tested by the drought with thoughts on water and climate resilience never too far away. For many, though, the bigger question is not how farmers cope with the next drought - it is whether our local and national food system is prepared for the challenges ahead. Food does not begin on supermarket shelves. SIGN UP HERE FOR YOUR WEEKLY FARMING BULLETIN It starts with productive farmland, reliable water supplies, functioning supply chains and businesses willing
Bluetongue vaccine is best way to protect farm animals from 'awful' disease, says NFU (opens the original)
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Vaccination is the best way to protect animals against the growing threat of bluetongue disease, says Tim Pratt, chairman of the Suffolk branch of the National Farmers' Union (NFU). Concerns are growing about the alarming rise in bluetongue cases, and I urge farmers in East Anglia to vaccinate their animals to protect them from this awful disease. The NFU is advising farmers to speak to their vet about getting their animals vaccinated as soon as possible, if you haven’t done this already, and I
Bluetongue vaccine is best way to protect farm animals from 'awful' disease, says NFU (opens the original)
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Vaccination is the best way to protect animals against the growing threat of bluetongue disease, says Tim Pratt, chairman of the Suffolk branch of the National Farmers' Union (NFU). Concerns are growing about the alarming rise in bluetongue cases, and I urge farmers in East Anglia to vaccinate their animals to protect them from this awful disease. The NFU is advising farmers to speak to their vet about getting their animals vaccinated as soon as possible, if you haven’t done this already, and I
Opinion: Water security must be a top priority as extreme weather continues (opens the original)
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Water security must be a top priority as extreme weather continues to threaten British food and farming. Suffolk’s farmers and growers are experiencing another tough harvest due to a very dry, hot summer coming on the back of one of the driest springs on record. The National Drought Group has categorised East Anglia as being in a prolonged dry weather period, one below drought status, and farmers and growers across the region are feeling the impact. SIGN UP HERE FOR YOUR WEEKLY FARMING BULLETIN
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