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Staff from Barclays are going the extra mile for charity in a 220-mile sponsored bike ride from the River Humber to the Tower of London. read more..
With celebrations due to take place over the Queens Jubilee, the NFU urges you to think twice before releasing Chinese lanterns. read more..
More local food please, we’re British – that’s the strong message from people across the East Midlands as the NFU launches a major new campaign to highlight farming’s contribution to the British economy. read more..
In this edition: NFU pressure sees compromise on CAP greening measures; New Less Favoured Area mapping to be delayed, states Agriculture Committee; NFU will launch a major new campaign; Adjudicator WILL accept supplier complaints from third parties; NVZs – new boundaries finalised and appeal clock ticking!; Say ‘no to drift’ – or hello to regulation; Small grants scheme (FFIS) round 2; Changes to rights of way system is good news; Silver gilt award for Newark and Notts show stand; Draft water bill - making sense for members; CFE voluntary action making headway; Lincolnshire chairman gets on his bike for charity; Open Farm Sunday – NFU resources and support and events read more..
Land's End to John O'Groats on a bike... you must be kidding... Lincolnshire's NFU Chairman takes on an epic challenge to rasie £10,000 for county charities. read more..
In this edition: Milk price cuts – lobby information; Grocery adjudicator lobby one step closer; Small grants scheme round 2 launched; SPS 2011 deadline is 15 May - 7 days to go - some key reminders; What does a new French president mean for CAP reform?; Drought creeps closer for many; Defra consultation on abstraction: NFU extremely concerned; Check cattle age before transport to slaughter; NFU guide: avoiding sheep ID penalties; AHDB on CAP 'greening'; publication of CAP data; Cross compliance advice from farm advice service; NFU help for members on cross compliance; Thrapston market to relocate; LEADER funding for farm diversification – EOI closing date 31 May and events. read more..
In this edition: Milk prices cuts; New bovine TB cattle measures announced; NFU update on EU Budget; NE update; Self-employed drivers; Farm incomes; Biofuel slap; NNFCC newsletter; Seed potato terms change; New CEO at BGA Ltd; Sow stall stats; and events. read more..
An eclectic mix of food and farming themes will be showcased at this year’s Newark and Nottinghamshire County Show. read more..
Newark & Nottinghamshire Agricultural Society has appointed Mary Hopkins as Show Manager. read more..
In this edition: Government seeks powers to cut CAP payments; EU Budget debate; NVZ appeals; SPS deadline cometh; SPS Online reminders; ELS update; Help the NFU at Chelsea; Small grants scheme Round 2; Badger Trust judicial review; Abstraction and drought Q & A; Wilkinson Awards in Nottinghamshire; SBV cases slow; Sheep inspections request; Diesel tax allowance update; 8 hour transport limit; Bright future on beef; Great British Beef Week; Notts biodiversity offset provider; and events. read more..
Video: Livestock board marks St George’s Day by promoting superb British Beef and supporting our servicemen and women at the same time. read more..
Great British Beef Week begins on Monday 23 April, St George's day. East Midlands' farmers will be collecting for Help for Heroes with Ladies in Beef. Read more read more..
Spring brings many changes to the countryside, one is the appearance of the oilseed rape flowers. Find out more about this versatile and useful crop. read more..
The prestigious Wilkinson Environment Awards for Nottinghamshire are to run for a 12th year. Find out more .. read more..
The Househam Sprayers Lincolnshire Young farmers rally and countryside day will be hosted by Market Rasen Racecourse as part of their countryside weekend. read more..
British cut flowers are a real growth sector; Alison Pratt met a South Lincolnshire producer to find out more. read more..
Chloe Palmer examines the arguments in this emotive debate. read more..
East Midlands’ farmers are being urged to be vigilant as a new livestock virus affecting sheep, cattle and goats is found on two farms in Leicestershire and Lincolnshire. read more..
The NFU Let's Talk Farming Mini Sheep Show has its first outing this year on Wednesday 21 March. read more..
East Midlands’ farmers are being urged to be vigilant as a new livestock virus affecting sheep, cattle and goats is found on two farms in Leicestershire and Lincolnshire. read more..
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