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Farming talk won’t save government

“It’s often been said that people with full stomachs fail to realise the importance of farmers. Only when people go hungry – or can’t get the food they want – do they start to take a keen interest in where it comes from.”

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Supermarket Sweep

Big retailers are making big profits at the expense of farmers and suppliers, says Fen Tiger.

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More water needed to recharge aquifers

Groundwater sources in the eastern region have seen only 80% of average rainfall over the last 12 months with more needed to recharge underground aquifers.

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Farmland prices set to outstrip inflation

East of England farmland values are expected to see continued growth for the next five years – outstripping any increase in inflation, say land agents.

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Vaccine shortage for beef and sheep

Supplies of clostridial animal health vaccines must be secured as soon as possible before spring lambing and calving, say experts.

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Fields leak carbon as drought threatens soil

Drought-hit fenland soils in Cambridgeshire are leaking 112 times as much carbon as nearby peat-free fields, says a study.

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New world record wheat crop grown in Lincolnshire

A winter wheat crop which yielded almost 18t/ha has been confirmed as a world record.

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Yield Enhancement Network celebrates 10th anniversary

Two world record crops and the Innovator of the Year Award were celebrated at this year’s Yield Enhancement Network (YEN) conference, held at Peterborough.

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Resilience key to better business performance

Growers and livestock producers are being urged to focus on five priority areas to build the resilience of their farm business.

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Concern over impact of low scanning percentages

Sheep producers are being urged to optimise ewe nutrition to ensure as many healthy lambs are born as possible this spring.

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