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Jennifer MacKenzie
Stackyard News edited by
Jennifer MacKenzie
Features

alastair nixon
Exploiting the Potential of Beef Production

birk howe
New Cattle Shed Improves Viability
of Lake District Farm

sheep shed
New Sheep
Housing Provides Ideal Environment

mike harrison
Bright Future
for British Blondes

maize silage
Growing Maize as a Cost-Effective Fodder Crop

lakeland beefLakeland Brand Helps Beef Up Prices

Galloways Paying Dividends at Hedgeley HallGalloways Paying Dividends at Hedgeley Hall

cracrop
Weight for
Age is the Focus

stabiliser calves
Beef Enterprise
in Harmony with the Environment

dexter
Dexter Beef and Shetland Lamb

dockeray
Investing
For a Future in Dairy Farming

oxford down
Investing in the Oxford Down

shorthorn calves
Traditional Breeds Key to Profitable Beef Production

ribblesdale jerseys
Jersey Herd Margins Compete with Black and White

savin hill
Traditional Breed Beef and Pork in Demand

stabiliser cattle
Great Support for the Northwest Stabiliser Project

winter osr
Winter
Oilseed Rape Margins Stack Up

herding hill farm
Rare Breed Meats Direct From Herding Hill Farm

newfield beef shorthorns
Newfield
Beef Shorthorns Quietly Successful

sedgewick
Roman Road Leads to New Pastures

david bowe
Early Grass Goosed on Cumbrian Shores

swaledale
Emphasis
on Health in Swaledale Flock

askwith
Genetics, Management and Nutrition for Beef

swaledale sheep
Vaccination
Keeps Orf at Bay

walton roseden
Sheep
Industry Award for the Waltons

maizeMore Milk from Maize and High Sugar Grass

Claas Xerion and Kaweco Tanker Combination make Grassland Debut 13/05/08
Dominating the muck demonstration plots at this year’s Grassland & Muck event will the first UK showing of a 388hp CLAAS XERION 3800 tractor towing a 24,000 litre Kaweco slurry tanker.
Watch for Cereal Disease as Warmer Weather Follows Wet April 11/05/08
Watch out for a possible leap in cereal diseases after the combination of warm conditions in early May following the high April rainfall, growers are being urged.
Myanmar’s Food Bowl Devastated 09/05/08
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) today called for US$10 million to assist poor farming and fishing communities in Myanmar devastated by cyclone Nargis.
NSA Young Shepherd of the Year Launched 09/05/08
The National Sheep Association is staging the NSA Young Shepherd of the Year Award at NSA Sheep 2008.
Sustainable Farming Evidence At Your Fingertips 09/05/08
LEAF’s IFM Database, which provides clear evidence of the economic, environmental, social and biodiversity benefits of Integrated Farm Management (IFM), has been updated to include summaries of papers from around the world.
Towards CAP Reform 2013: Call for UK Strategic Dairy Plan 09/05/08
Calls for a UK strategic plan for dairying to ensure a sustainable, vibrant and profitable sector were made this week by RABDF policy director, Tim Brigstocke.
Crop Market Update from Gleadell 08/05/08
New contract highs in crude oil and the ongoing labour dispute in Argentina have combined to push the US soya complex higher again this week.

Longtown Primestock Sale 08/05/08
The Cumberland & Dumfriesshire Farmers Mart P.L.C. had forward 80 prime cattle, 16 OTM cattle, 5439 prime hoggs, 111 spring lambs and 4167 cast ewes & rams at their weekly sale at Longtown on Thursday 8th May, 2008.
Barney Top Bull at Skipton Pedigree Limousin Highlight 08/05/08
Lancashire Limousin cattle breeder Paul Fletcher earned a memorable Red Rose victory when sending out the supreme champion at Skipton Auction Mart’s annual “Red Pedigree Event.”
Zinfandel & Dancer are Latest Dairy Daughters Holstein Offering 08/05/08
Two exceptional type Holstein bulls – both with Type Merits of over three points - have been added to Dairy Daughters 'elite' range and are currently on offer at £15.95 per straw.
New Manual Focuses on Improving Ewe Breeding 08/05/08
EBLEX Ltd has launched a new manual this week at the Poll Dorset Sheep Breeders Association May Fair, at the Exeter Livestock Centre, Devon.
Wind Farms Can Improve Drab Scenery 08/05/08
A survey of the visual effects of wind farms was undertaken in South Australia, with the aim of quantifying the impact of wind farms on the perceived scenic quality of landscapes.
Young Farmers Shine at Skipton 07/05/08
Young farmers had the chance to shine when Skipton Auction Mart staged an inaugural show of Mule hoggs with lambs at foot for exhibitors no older than 30.
Charollais Take Skipton Prime Lambs Title 07/05/08
Champions at the May prime lambs show at Skipton Auction Mart were a pen of three 45-kilo Charollais lambs exhibited by Martin Preston, of the Bingley-based Robston Partnership.
Fell Gather – a Celebration of Lakeland Food & Farming 07/05/08
Organisers of a new West Cumbria festival this summer which celebrates the “Fell to Plate” concept are calling for support from all sectors of the local economy to ensure its success.
Rapid Test for Foot-and-Mouth Disease Now Available 07/05/08
A rapid on-farm (“pen-side”) test for foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV) is now available commercially.
Three Counties Showground, Malvern, Venue for Beef Expo 2009 07/05/08
Next year’s National Beef Event, Beef Expo 2009, will be held at the Three Counties Showground, Malvern, in Worcestershire, courtesy of the Three Counties Agricultural Society, on Friday, May 22, 2009.
Feed Costs Eating Up Milk Price Increases 07/05/08
Many dairy farmers will have achieved good margins this winter, following substantially increased milk prices and reasonable feed costs, especially if contracted by last summer.
50th Anniversary of World Reference Laboratory for FMD 07/05/08
The Institute for Animal Health this week celebrates its 50th anniversary as the World Reference Laboratory for foot-and-mouth disease.
Superb Livestock at Great Yorkshire Show 02/05/08
With the number of weeks to the Great Yorkshire Show now into single figures, livestock entries already received make it clear that one of the country's premier farming events, the Great Yorkshire Show, will again combine quality with quantity in the show rings.
Easy Care Traits Available in Suffolks 02/05/08
One of the UK’s leading native terminal sires has major easy care traits within its genetics.
Volac Topwrap 2000 launched 02/05/08
Big bale wrapping system pioneer Volac International has launched Volac Topwrap 2000, the first pre-stretched film available in the UK and Ireland that can be used on a conventional wrapper without changes in gears or settings.
Debut Championship Success at Skipton British Blue Show 02/05/08
Making his first foray into the exhibition arena, newcomer Gareth Hogg achieved immediate success when awarded the supreme championship in Skipton Auction Mart at the fourth annual show and sale of pedigree British Blue breeding cattle.
Black Sheep Comes to the Rescue 02/05/08
The importance of sheep to the Yorkshire countryside has long been recognised at the Great Yorkshire Show, with more than 30 breeds competing for the championship prizes over the three days.
Longtown Primestock Sale 01/05/08
The Cumberland & Dumfriesshire Farmers Mart P.L.C. had forward 85 prime cattle, 15 OTM cattle, 4570 prime hoggs, 66 spring lambs and 2139 cast ewes & rams at their weekly sale at Longtown on Thursday 1st May, 2008.
Comprehensive Seminar Programme for Beef Expo 2008 01/05/08
Beef producers attending the UK’s national beef event, Beef Expo 2008, will have the opportunity of questioning industry experts on a range of topical issues at a series of seminars to be held throughout the day.
New Skipton Show Nets Over £5K for Charity 30/04/08
Organisers of this year’s inaugural Spring show of agricultural and construction machinery and equipment have handed over proceeds of more than £5,000 to charity.
John Deere Gives Green Light to Pure Biodiesel 30/04/08
Certified pure biodiesel may now be used in machines fitted with certain John Deere engines, says the Deere Power Systems Group.
Irish Demand for Northern Farms 30/04/08
A huge demand from Irish buyers for farms in England and Scotland is providing north farmers with the opportunity for retirement or lifestyle changes.
British Bull Enters Sexed Semen Record Books
29/04/08
A British dairy sire has entered the international record books by producing more sexed semen than any other bull in the world.
High Food Prices Provide Opportunity for Agriculture 29/04/08
FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf today called on the international community not only to take immediate action to de-fuse the current world food emergency but also to seize the opportunities offered by higher food prices and prevent similar dramatic situations occurring in the future.
Charolais Cattle Meet Unprecedented Demand in Newark 29/04/08
Charolais met an unprecedented demand selling to a top of 5,000gns and achieving a total clearance in Newark on Saturday 26 April at the centre’s inaugural multi-beef breed sale.
Bright Future for Charolais Cross Beef Enterprise 29/04/08
Twenty year old George Harrison is optimistic for the future as the new issue of food security begins to impact.
Second NSA Early Ram Sale Planned 29/04/08
A second NSA Wales and Borders Early Ram Sale is likely to be held in Worcester to ensure that producers aren’t disadvantaged if Blue Tongue restrictions keep them away from Builth Wells.
Some Chicory Tips for Farmers 29/04/08
Adding perennial chicory to grasslands can boost growth rates of lambs, new research has revealed.
Bright Outlook for Free Range Egg Producers 28/04/08
The country’s largest supplier of free range eggs, Noble Foods, is predicting a continued growth in the sector - by as much as 10% in 2008.
Farmers Club Pinnacle Awards Show The Way 28/04/08
The TFA's National Chairman, Greg Bliss today paid tribute to the Farmers Club for their foresight in creating the Farmers Club Pinnacle Awards for Excellence in Business Management.
Rising Prices Boosts Demand for Pellet Binders 28/04/08
Rising prices are stimulating producers to consider different raw materials for their animal feed formulations.
Case IH Expands Dealer Network in Wales 28/04/08
Case IH has expanded its dealer network with the appointment of three new dealers in Wales, and a new sales area manager, Andrew Davies, to cover this developing region.
Longtown Primestock Sale 24/04/08
The Cumberland & Dumfriesshire Farmers Mart P.L.C. had forward 83 prime cattle, 14 OTM cattle, 4774 prime hoggs, 39 spring lambs and 2139 cast ewes & rams at their weekly sale at Longtown on Thursday 24th April, 2008.
Roofed Midden Brings Benefits All Round 24/04/08
Simply roofing over a midden on a Lake District hill farm has made all round benefits to the environment and in savings on labour and other costs.
Cogent Launches New Sexed Jersey Semen 23/04/08
With jersey bull calves almost worthless, Sexed Semen from a UK bred Jersey is a real winner.
Skipton BTV Surveillance Zone Opt-In Pays Off for Bauls 23/04/08
Skipton Auction Mart’s decision to take up the DEFRA option of becoming part of the Bluetongue surveillance zone for trading purposes paid off handsomely for Bishop Thornton farmer Peter Baul.
NSA Scotsheep Shaping Up to be the Best Ever 23/04/08
NSA Scotsheep 2008 is shaping up to be the best ever with 140 trade stands booked and a record 40 sheep breed displays confirmed.
Linking Environment and Farming 23/04/08
The Scottish Government is supporting farmers to join LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming), and carry out the tried and tested LEAF Audit and add value to their produce through LEAF Marque.
Union Concern Over Potential Impact of Fuel Strikes 23/04/08
NFU Scotland has expressed its concern over the potential impact that the recently announced fuel strikes could have on agriculture and other rural businesses, as the impact starts to be felt already.
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