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Performance Grants Update – February 2010

Performance Grants Update – February 2010 A TOTAL of 128 performance grant applications have so far gone through decision panels to help improve animal health and welfare, nutrient management and resource efficiciency on livestock farms in the North West.

Read more | Comments (0) | February 25 2010

Dairy industry unites to tackle Johne’s disease

Dairy industry unites to tackle Johne’s disease DAIRY industry groups, veterinary experts and farmers’ leaders met for the first time recently as part of an industry initiative to fight Johne’s disease.

Read more | Comments (0) | February 18 2010

Farmers no longer forced to invest in extra slurry storage

Farmers no longer forced to invest in extra slurry storage NORTH West farmers who fall into what is known as a ‘purple area’ may no longer have to pay for expensive additional slurry and poultry manure storage thanks to NFU lobbying against Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (NVZs).

Read more | Comments (0) | December 14 2009

Project delivering welfare benefits on Cumbrian farm…

Project delivering welfare benefits on Cumbrian farm… NIGEL Teasdale is the third generation of his family to farm at Halefield Farm, Kirkby Thorne near Penrith.

Read more | Comments (0) | December 09 2009

Livestock Programme plans and grants - December update

Livestock Programme plans and grants - December update MORE news from the RDPE Northwest Livestock Programme:

Read more | Comments (0) | December 08 2009

Introducing the Cheshire Monitor Farms

Introducing the Cheshire Monitor Farms BOTH of the Cheshire Monitor Farms are having official launch open days in January 2010. For further information on these events please contact Tim Goldsbrough at Reaseheath College on 07788 721 943 (timg@reaseheath.ac.uk)

Read more | Comments (0) | December 03 2009

The benefits of EID as a management tool

The benefits of EID as a management tool INVESTMENT in equipment to meet the new rules for the electronic identification (EID) of sheep is more than paying for itself at Reaseheath College, Nantwich, according to the college's sheep unit manager.  

Read more | Comments (0) | December 03 2009

Stewardship to be temporarily suspended

Stewardship to be temporarily suspended NATURAL England is set to suspend applications for Entry Level Stewardship (ELS) until late January 2010.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 30 2009

Making uplands farming fit for the future: a free workshop for farmers

Making uplands farming fit for the future: a free workshop for farmers UPLAND farmers in the North West are invited to a free workshop to discuss the future of Uplands farming and how it can maximise the opportunities and reduce the risks of climate change.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 06 2009

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