IT MIGHT have taken a lot of blood, sweat and tears, but it was all for a good cause. Having battled their way through a tough day of gruelling...
NFU CYMRU is pleased to have learned that Welsh Government will allow hedges, stone walls and nitrogen fixing crops to count towards greening measures under new CAP rules being introduced from 2015. ...
EXCLUSIVE tickets for a prime viewing location on the Farmers’ Union of Wales’ pavilion balcony alongside the main ring at Llanelwedd will be sold in a...
Agriculture is just one of many influences on water quality in Wales – that was the clear message from NFU Cymru in response to the Welsh Government’s ‘Water Strategy for Wales’...
WILLIAM POWELL AM, Welsh Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Rural Affairs, has again called for urgent action from the Welsh Government and Natural Resources Wales to prevent the decline of the Welsh forestry industry. ...
THE BADGER Trust has been granted permission by a judge for a Judicial Review challenge in the High Court against the DEFRA Secretary of State Owen Paterson and Natural England. The...
FARMERS’ UNION of Wales vice president Richard Vaughan and the union’s Caernarfon and Meirionnydd county executive officers Gwynedd Watkin and Huw Jones joined friends and supporters of the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI) on...
A CHARITY tractor run in memory of a primary school teacher killed in a car accident three months ago has attracted 300 machines. Catrin Vaughan’s former club mates at Llysyfran...
“Our toolbox as food producers is becoming increasingly depleted, at the very time we need to be stepping up to the challenge of producing more,” said Mr Perkin Evans, Chairman of NFU...
REBECCA EVANS, Assembly Member for Mid and West Wales welcomed the Country Landowners Association (CLA) Cymru and many of its member businesses to the Senedd this week, to showcase their goods and services...
EXPERTS in animal disease from around the world gathered in Cardiff for a major international conference that looked at the global problem of bovine TB. The sixth International Mycobacterium bovis conference was held...
THE FARMERS’ Union of Wales today welcomed the signing of an agreement between the UK and Chinese governments to start formal negotiations to import British lamb and beef to China and highlighted...
THE COUNCIL’S legal advice relating to former councillor and convicted rapist Dai Boswell will be released into the public domain....
A 33-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested on suspicion of assault following an incident on Richard John Road in Milford Haven...
A ‘MAJOR LEAK’ has closed Ysgol Harri Tudor / Henry Tudor School in Pembroke this morning (Dec 13). The electrical...
AS Theresa May’s future as Prime Minister has been brought into question, Pembrokeshire’s MPs have publically stated their support for...
NATURAL RESOURCES WALES (NRW) is looking into the cause of a pollution incident that has affected several areas along Milford...
“WE’RE going to need a bigger van…..” That was the first reaction of Tracy Olin – manager of the County-based...
A ST DAVIDS man is in jail today after a jury convicted him of attacking the father of his then...
THE RNLI rescued three people after they were washed off rocks by huge waves at Telpyn Point near Amroth. At...
INTERVIEWS are to be held this week for a controversial senior role within Pembrokeshire County Council, with an advertised salary...
POLICE investigating reports of a burglary found two drug dealers instead. Reece Ford, 19, was visiting his friend and fellow...
