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Popular Appleby Group Secretary Caroline Raine is leaving the NFU to take up a position at North West Auctions as Head of Farm Advisory and Environmental Land Management

Bank holiday weekend: 7 affordable days out in Lancashire

cc-by-sa/2.0 - © Graham Hogg - geograph.org.uk/p/4535385) Fancy a bank holiday walk? Instead of just heading to your local woods, why not visit somewhere different. The Pendle Sculpture trail is ideal for anyone who wants a scenic walking route with a lot of spooky history. The trail uncovers the story of the Pendle Witches with a variety of intriguing sculptures and plaques dotted along the walk. It’s only one mile long too. 2. Animal Quackers, Bacup (Facebook/Animal Quackers) This petting farm is back open and bunnies, lambs, rabbits and snakes are just some of the animals on the farm that your little ones can see and pet.

Meet the sisters behind lambing tours at Bates Farm Risley

Rare sheep breeds arrive at Wroxham Barns in Norfolk

One of the new Jacob sheep at Wroxham Barns. - Credit: Wroxham Barns Two pregnant ewes from what is believed to be the world s oldest breed of sheep have arrived at a Norfolk attraction. Wroxham Barns has welcomed a small herd of pregnant sheep from rare and unusual breeds, including two Jacob sheep, which originate from the Middle East and are named after the Old Testament figure. The new pregnant ewes at Wroxham Barns. - Credit: Wroxham Barns Ben Marshall, general manager, said the welcome additions to the site s junior farm were expected to give birth around Easter, when they hoped they would be able to open again for Wroxham Barns annual Lambing Live event. 

Women In Dairy champion features in New Year Honours List

RABDF vice-chair Di Wastenage received an MBE for her services to the UK dairy industry A NUMBER of agricultural stalwarts were recognised in this year s New Year Honours List, which celebrates outstanding achievements and contributions to British society. Devonshire dairy farmer, Di Wastenage, who is vice chair of the Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers (RABDF), became a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for her services to the UK dairy industry. Mrs Wastenage is an ambassador for women in farming and through her role as Patron of Women in Dairy, she showcases the importance of female roles and the exciting opportunities there are for women in the sector. She was also involved in creating the ambitious targets for reducing antibiotic usage within the dairy sector.

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