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Free range egg rules 'not all they're cracked up to be'

Farmers urge ministers to relax existing restrictions amid fears over avian flu

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'A welfare disaster': what's happening to Britain's pigs?

Boris Johnson heightens farmers’ fury with bacon sandwich comments

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Agrifood Brief: Days of wine and truces

Agrifood Brief: Days of wine and truces
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Agrifood Brief: Trade t(r)ussle

Agrifood Brief: Trade t(r)ussle
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Zoom calls with goats is the latest lockdown trend helping one farm struggling due to COVID-19 to net $68,000

Zoom calls with goats is the latest lockdown trend helping one farm struggling due to COVID-19 to net $68,000 INSIDER 2/6/2021 © Wendy Love/Getty Images Two goats look into the camera. Wendy Love/Getty Images Dot McCarthy, 30, was set to host events at Cronkshaw Fold Farm, Lancashire before the pandemic. Customers can pay $7 for a video chat or $14 to have an edible note written and eaten by the goat. Many people donated more than the $7 fee and the money collected will be invested to convert the farm to renewable power. Zoom calls with goats, the must-have guest to any lockdown online meeting, have earned $68,000 for a British farm that was struggling to survive after the coronavirus scuppered its events business.

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