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Thursday 2 September 2010
A FARMER’S son has died after a crash on a farm road, in Angus, on Saturday evening.
HILLWALKERS AND deer stalkers have never mixed well, but a new digital service promises to help them avoid each other on Scotland’s hills.
THE LONG term sustainability of UK beef production is now under real threat from the continuing low beef price.
THE SCOTTISH Association of Young Farmers Clubs will be reporting an operational loss of £7,734 at their November agm – a considerable improvement on the previous year, which reported an operational loss of £84,000.
MEAT AND milk from the offspring of cloned livestock can be legally sold into the UK food chain, according to European Commission chiefs, who have stated that special licensing rules do not apply to naturally-reared descendants of clones.
CHAIRMAN OF the National Beef Association Christopher Thomas-Everard has been voted out of office at an NBA meeting in Hexham.
HALKIRK YOUNG Farmers recently held a successful fundraising event, Dyno Day, featuring a variety of tractors.
ABERFELDY AND District Junior Agricultural Club have been named as the Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs’ National Club of the Year.
Callander boys had plenty to celebrate at the Highland Show, after winning the men’s tug of war final in front of a packed out crowd around the cattle rings.
Will up corn, down horn be an inevitable consequence of the current grain price spike?