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reforms cast some uncertainty over beef sales While autumn pedigree beef sales continued to reflect the seasonal changes in calving patterns, prospects for spring sales are likely to be less certain with CAP reforms kicking in from January 2005. [more] Alison takes in the Royal Winter Fair Harrison & Hetherington dairy sales and marketing co-ordinator Alison Millar has been to Canada with Semex's Royal Winter Fair Tour to Toronto. [more] Lynne samples life down under... Harrison & Hetherington fieldsperson Lynne Grieve had the trip of a lifetime when she spent three weeks in Australia with fellow young farmers. [more] Insurance business expands its portfolio Borderway Insurance Brokers has further expanded its business in the north west with the acquisition of the insurance portfolio of Richard Utting Insurance Services (RUIS) in Penrith. [more] |
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crops - and the silage is organic! Pedigree dairy and sheep farmer John Jamieson has adopted the principles of organic farming. Winning a silage competition against opposition from across the UK is an accolade - but the victory is even greater when the crop has been produced on an organic farm. [more] Ian Johnstone Harrison & Hetherington's farmstock staff presented Ian Johnstone, who retired in November after 42 years as Lockerbie Mart foreman, with a framed limited edition print. [more] Robert Carruthers A retirement dinner was held for Robert Carruthers who retired after 12 years as a main board director with the H&H Group at the annual meeting at the end of October this year. [more] Turkeys raise £s for YFC Brampton young farmers are hoping the pounds their Christmas turkeys have gained will bring in the £s for club funds. [more] |
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on cue for AshleyOn cue: Ash Abbott, left, notched up his second victory in the annual yard staff pool contest held at Carlisle's Portland Club, beating Andrew Hogg into second place. However brother Stan Abbott didn't have much to smile about. He was beaten in the first round by diminutive drover Elaine Wear! |
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