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£176,000 will be invested in the dairy industry's first Continuous Professional Development (CPD) scheme.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Farmers will be able to access advice on reducing the risks of cattle contracting TB from wildlife through a new online video, released today.
Britain has held talks with Sweden and Denmark on how to make sure Europe radically reforms the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
Three out of the five species of rhinoceros are critically endangered.
Michael Seals has been appointed as the Chair of the new Animal Health and Welfare Board for England (AHWBE).
Measures to tackle the devastating effect of bovine tuberculosis in England were announced by Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman today.
It will become cheaper and easier to travel abroad with pets when new rules are introduced at the start of next year.
The lifestory of Atlantic salmon is kept as a permanent record in their scales and could help efforts to protect future fish stocks, Defra-…
The apprenticeships are part of an industry drive to get more young people into skilled food jobs.
Can the agriculture sector in the UK and Western Europe remain viable in a changing global environment?
Scheme guidance and all forms are available on the RPA website.
The standards for all food procured by Government departments and their agencies will come into force for all new catering contracts from September 2011.
A series of ongoing talks in which the UK has raised concerns over the difficulties for British farmers around the new EID system.
The survey looked at labels on over 500 meat and dairy products purchased from the major retailers and a number of independent shops.
Jim Paice’s speech to the British Meat Processors Association Conference.
Encouraging more schools to grow fruit and vegetables.
We have consistently said that we have yet to make a decision after the consultation on badger control.
Jim Paice’s speech at the Re:fresh Conference.
Work will begin immediately to cut red tape in farming, Agriculture Minister Jim Paice announced today.
Defra will examine the report's many recommendations and publish an initial response in the autumn and a full response in the New Year.
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