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Easier to get Glastonbury tickets than farm funding
Marcella Whittingdale South East A Kent farmer who lost out on funding for his environmental plans after a government scheme ran out in under six hours said he would have 'better luck trying to get Glastonbury tickets'. George Holdstock, a…
Ploughing Championships celebrate farming tradition in Warwickshire
Almost 240 competitors gathered in Atherstone for the 75th British Annual Ploughing Championships. The event brought together ploughmen and women from across the country to compete for national titles and showcase their skills. Sue Frith, chief…
MOD objects to Yorkshire Dales wind farm plan over radar 'interference
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has objected to plans for a wind farm on moorland near the Yorkshire Dales, claiming it would cause 'unacceptable interference' to radar. Fred. Olsen Renewables is seeking permission to build 23 turbines more than 200m…
Billionaire Ray Dalio cashes in Down Under with $300m farms deal
US hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio, along with his co-investors the Bell family, founders of stockbroker Bell Potter, have sold a group of farms in the southern Riverina region of NSW for $300 million, as they progressively wind up an agricultural…
Flawed wind farm penalty scheme puts billions in Scottish investment at risk
The Herald previously revealed that Scotland was losing out on the ScotWind supply chain while delivering a multi-billion budget boom to foreign firms. ScotWind is associated with a potential £7.4bn gap in Scottish supply-chain spending…
Farm groups warn of CAP threat in new EU budget proposal
The 20% cut to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in the EU budget's revised negotiating box has sparked a backlash from farming bodies. A statement released by European farm lobbying group, Copa-Cogeca, said that, as negotiations enter a…
Wind farms 'leaving UK at risk of Russian attack' as RAF issues urgent warning
The wind turbines would be built as part of the Net Zero plans Building new wind farms twice the height of the Big Ben would interfere with air defence radars, the Ministry of Defence has said. The ministry has objected to at least four planned…
Get Planks Fast: Your Ultimate Farming Route in ARC Raiders!
Planks are needed to build most of the structures in the ARC Raiders Outpost, including the Research Station, which enables players to create blueprints and unlock powerful tools, weapons, and amplifications. If you want to learn how to get tons of…
Leather Farming Guide In Aion 2 (How To Get Raw & Strong Leather)
Leather is a crafting material in Aion 2. Unlike the Refining Stone, Leather is solely used in Armorsmithing and has two types: Raw Leather (Common) and Strong Leather (Common). The Raw Leather is used to craft Strong Leather, costing two Raw…
UK launch flood taskforce to prepare for extreme winter weather
The government has launched a new taskforce to respond to extreme weather, including the risk of flooding this winter. After a summer of record breaking temperatures, the group will meet this week to assess how prepared the UK is for what the Met…
Latest Hull and East Riding planning decisions and applications
A new exercise field for dogs is coming to East Yorkshire. Planners at East Riding Council have given the go-ahead for the development on land west of Philgreen, on Keyingham Road in Ottringham. One neighbour objected, telling the council the field…
From Xinjiang Fish Farms to Canadian supply chains: Ottawa Must Investigate
Ottawa has been continuously warned that Canada is inextricably linked to forced labor within China's seafood industry, yet a profound silence persists from the federal government. For years, the troubling narrative surrounding forced labor in…
Jeremy Clarkson's planned business empire is doomed to fail - he just can't see it
Jeremy Clarkson is about to make a big mistake - he just can't see it Jeremy Clarkson has been ruffling feathers again following his appearance at the Conservative conference in Birmingham this week. The Top Gear host delighted Brits up and down…
Goodbye Gomorrah: new homes rise where Scampia's Vele once stood
NAPLES — “Real homes, at last. This is the victory we fought for, compensation for everything we have suffered. I'm happy.” Mario is 77 and spent more than 16 years living in one of the Vele. He looks with emotion at the new…
Rising Interest Rates: A Tale Of Two Stock Markets (NYSEARCA:SPY)
The Fed's battle against inflation is having unintended consequences, namely high rates are actually widening the divide between disruptive technology stocks (such as AI) and everything else. This doesn't mean you should bet the farm on volatile AI…
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