Farming
New Wigton livestock mart has opening date
Wigton's new livestock mart will be open for business next month.
Last updated 18 January 2013
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Cumbrian farmers join blockades as milk price protests continue
CUMBRIAN farmers are continuing their protest against milk prices as they help to blockade dairies across Britain.
Last updated 15 January 2013
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New Cumbrian woodland to help black grouse thrive
The black grouse is to get a boost to its fortunes.
Last updated 15 January 2013
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International experts to run rule over animals at Dairy Expo in Carlisle
Three international livestock experts are to judge the second UK Dairy Expo in Carlisle in March.
Last updated 11 January 2013
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Lynne and Lisa join accountancy firm
ACCOUNTANCY firm Dodd & Co has appointed two more staff to its farming team.
Last updated 7 January 2013
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Over 700,000 livestock sell at H&H's Cumbrian marts
HARRISON & Hetherington sold more than 700,000 head of livestock through its marts last year.
Last updated 4 January 2013
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Drainage pumps’ switch-off delay cheers Solway Plain farmers
The Environment Agency delivered some early Christmas cheer to farmers on the Solway plain when it revealed that it had delayed plans to switch off crucial drainage pumps.
Last updated 21 December 2012
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First signs of Schmallenberg virus found in Cumbria
Evidence of the Schmallenberg virus has been found in Cumbria for the first time.
Last updated 21 December 2012
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Welcome boost on prices for Cumbrian milk producers
Hundreds more Cumbrian dairy farmers are to get an increase on the price they are paid for milk.
Last updated 7 December 2012
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Lake District farmer surprised at success in stock judging contest
Martin Relph was enjoying a pint after taking part in one of the biggest stock judging events ever seen in the county.
Last updated 30 November 2012
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Cumbrian church's links to medieval king marked
Major works will soon start to highlight the rich history of a village church where King Edward I lay in state.
Last updated 30 November 2012
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Cumbrian dairy farmers will get paid more for their milk
Hundreds of Cumbrian dairy farmers are to get a further increase on the price they’re paid for milk.
Last updated 30 November 2012
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Cumbria's new Young Farmers' chairman vows to carry on the good work
Cumbria Young Farmers’ new chairman said the federation was in great shape and he hoped to carry on the good work started by others.
Last updated 16 November 2012
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Cumbrian land manager is new association chairman
Cumbrian land manager Robert Benson is the new chairman of the Moorland Association.
Last updated 16 November 2012
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Newton Rigg College investment will create 27 jobs
Almost 30 new jobs will be created at Newton Rigg College when £3 million is invested and a new dairy unit built.
Last updated 16 November 2012
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Hardship payments for Cumbria hill farmers
Fifty hill farmers in Cumbria have been given emergency payment grants by the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution this year.
Last updated 16 November 2012
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9,000 gns record for belted bull
Two Cumbrian farmers were part of a syndicate that smashed the breed record and paid 9,000gns for a belted Galloway bull.
Last updated 2 November 2012
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Carlisle's Borderway Mart gears up for annual Agri-Expo
Next week’s Agri-Expo in Carlisle is expected to attract more than 10,000 people to Borderway Mart on a day when 800 livestock will compete.
Last updated 26 October 2012
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End in sight for Cumbrian farming family's bovine TB nightmare
A family tormented by bovine TB for more than 18 months hopes to be finally free of the disease.
Last updated 26 October 2012
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Soggy harvest in Cumbria sends potato prices soaring
Cumbria's weather-hit potato harvest could be 30 per cent down leading to shortages and imports being brought in.
Last updated 12 October 2012
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