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Farming company fined £34,000 for polluting Somerset water killing hundreds of fish

Farming company fined £34,000 for polluting Somerset water killing hundreds of fish
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6 ways to prepare for tighter slurry regulations

Pressure from the government's Clean Air Strategy to cut ammonia emissions means farms must look closely at slurry and manure management this year – if

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10p milk gap in Scotland

10p milk gap in Scotland
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Farming rules for water: What s in store?

Farming rules for water: What’s in store? >More in © Tim Scrivener The farming rules for water regulations (2018) (FRfW) were introduced to create a national baseline for good farm practices. They require land managers to take reasonable precautions to prevent diffuse pollution from occurring. Reasonable precautions are “actions that a land manager might be expected to do in order to prevent run-off or soil erosion”, according to Defra. So far, the Environment Agency (EA) has favoured an advisory approach. But will Defra’s current review result in a change in the way they are applied? Farmers Weekly asked a cross-compliance specialist, a grassland consultant and a farming adviser for their views.

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