March 14, 2008
Bill on compensation fails
MARCH 14, 2008: A Bill that would have protected responsible animal owners from unfair compensation claims has failed in the Commons.
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March 13, 2008
Call for organic producers to co-operate
MARCH 13, 2008: Britain's organic producers should co-operate with each other more if they are to meet the increasing demand, a seminar has been told.
March 12, 2008
Vaccination strategy ‘won’t halt bluetongue’
MARCH 12, 2008: Britain's bluetongue vaccination strategy will not halt the disease, warn top European vets.
March 12, 2008
Budget ‘does little for countryside’
MARCH 12, 2008: Chancellor Alistair Darling's first budget has done little for the rural economy, according to the Countryside Alliance.
March 12, 2008
Tories vow to bin farming red tape
MARCH 12, 2008: The Conservatives have pledged to make it easier to farm if they are elected after the true cost of Defra red tape was exposed.
March 12, 2008
Deadline on bluetongue zones
MARCH 11, 2008: Farmers in the bluetongue zones have lessthan a week to move their livestock before tough movement restrictionsare reintroduced.
March 11, 2008
Mixed reactions to FMD report
MARCH 11, 2008: The Anderson Inquiry Report into the 2007 foot and mouth diseaseoutbreak makes important and welcome recommendations about how futureoutbreaks should be handled but farmers will be disappointed at thelack of criticism of…
March 11, 2008
Call for increased equestrian access
MARCH 7, 2008: Members of the Equestrian Access Forum have presented Jonathan Shaw,Minister for the Horse Industry, with a petition calling for increasedequestrian access.
March 9, 2008
Horse disease breakthrough
MARCH 7, 2008: A new diagnostic blood test has been developed to combat the virulent horse disease Strangles.
March 8, 2008
Eco-Zone for big show
MARCH 7, 2008: Visitors to this year’s Royal Bath & West Show will be able to discover how to be more energy efficient while saving money.
March 8, 2008
Shocking face of the future
MARCH 7, 2008: The face of the South East of England could change forever within 50years if opportunities to lessen the impacts of climate change are nottaken now, according to a booklet released (see below).
