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Farming difficulties

The flames reached the boundary wall of historic Newhailes House & Gardens
Agriculture

Fire that destroyed 60-acre field next to historic landmark 'sparked by TikTok trend'

A FARMER who saw his field near Musselburgh go up in flames is concerned that the fire may have been started by young people as part of a TikTok trend.
The proposed Middleton Farm Shop near Potterton. Image: Robert Lamb Architectural Services The proposed Middleton Farm Shop near Potterton. Image: Robert Lamb Architectural Services
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Farm shop plans could be scrapped amid council's £100k objection demands

Falkland Rural Enterprises Ltd decided to slaughter 271 cows after a Scottish Government inspection found the animals to be “unidentifiable and untraceable”. Falkland Rural Enterprises Ltd decided to slaughter 271 cows after a Scottish Government inspection found the animals to be “unidentifiable and untraceable”.
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Farm owners ‘devastated’ at having to mass-cull 271 cows amid ‘serious failures’

271 cattle are due to be slaughtered in Fife 271 cattle are due to be slaughtered in Fife
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Scots farm to slaughter 271 untraceable cattle after major inspection breaches

Can Scotland feed itself and how are farmers doing? Can Scotland feed itself and how are farmers doing?
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Can Scotland still feed itself - and what happens if global supply chains fail?

The Royal Highland Show brings together thousands of competitors. The Royal Highland Show brings together thousands of competitors.
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Time to support Scotland's farmers, boss of nation's largest agricultural show says

'Jim Fairlie, the agriculture minister and one of the grown-ups in the SNP' 'Jim Fairlie, the agriculture minister and one of the grown-ups in the SNP'
Kevin McKenna At Large
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Among Ayr’s farmers, I learned more in two hours than in a year of city politics

Lesley Mitchell, of Whitrigg Farm in the Borders, who has taken part in an agricultural menopause awareness campaign Lesley Mitchell, of Whitrigg Farm in the Borders, who has taken part in an agricultural menopause awareness campaign
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How a menopause campaign is shining light on rural life's last taboo

US President Donald Trump, walks onto the first tee for the official opening of the New Course, the second championship course at Trump International Golf Links, on the Menie Estate in Balmedie, Aberdeenshire. US President Donald Trump, walks onto the first tee for the official opening of the New Course, the second championship course at Trump International Golf Links, on the Menie Estate in Balmedie, Aberdeenshire.
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Trump voiced support for UK farmers - he needs to turn his attention to his own

German livestock banned from UK following discovery of foot and mouth disease German livestock banned from UK following discovery of foot and mouth disease
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German livestock banned from UK following discovery of foot and mouth disease

Farmers protest in central London over the changes to inheritance tax (IHT) rules in the recent budget which introduce new taxes on farms worth more than £1 million. Picture date: Tuesday November 19, 2024. PA Photo. Farmers have reacted over the Farmers protest in central London over the changes to inheritance tax (IHT) rules in the recent budget which introduce new taxes on farms worth more than £1 million. Picture date: Tuesday November 19, 2024. PA Photo. Farmers have reacted over the
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Farmers protest in London over proposed inheritance tax changes - explained in five

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