Eva Osborne-Sherlock

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Journalist

Eva is currently undertaking a Bachelor of Arts undergraduate degree in journalism and English at the University of Galway. Originally from Cavan, she currently lives in a rural area of Co. Meath. Her family, which comes from a farming background, is now involved in farm machinery maintenance and she has a keen interest in all things digital, media and agriculture.

‘The fundamental challenges farmers face remain unchanged’ – agri recruiter

Agri Politics

‘The fundamental challenges farmers face remain unchanged’ – agri recruiter

An agricultural recruitment agency has said that the “fundamental challenges that farmers face remain unchanged” despite the possible shift in...
New dairy contract legislation is a ‘positive move forward’ – NFUS

Dairy

New dairy contract legislation is a ‘positive move forward’ – NFUS

The National Farmers’ Union of Scotland (NFUS) has said new dairy contract legislation coming into effect marks a “positive move...
SFS to commence in 2026 with ‘preparatory phase’ next year

Agri-Business

SFS to commence in 2026 with ‘preparatory phase’ next year

Welsh Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs, Huw Irranca-Davies, has said the government intends for the Sustainable Farming...
UK govt announces steps to end ‘crisis in the water sector’

Environment

UK govt announces steps to end ‘crisis in the water sector’

New Secretary of State for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), Steve Reed, has announced steps towards...
Welsh vets to take first-ever strike action at a private practice

N.Ireland

Welsh vets to take first-ever strike action at a private practice

Nearly 100 vets working in South Wales are set to take the UK’s first-ever strike action at a private veterinary...
Defra staff members are ‘able to and prepared to’ strike for fair pay

N.Ireland

Defra staff members are ‘able to and prepared to’ strike for fair pay

Public and Commercial Services (PCU) Union members that work for the UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)...
Co-op launches new Future Farming Fund to boost sustainability

Agri-Business

Co-op launches new Future Farming Fund to boost sustainability

Co-op has today (Wednesday, July 10), announced the launch of a new ‘Future Farming Fund’ with the aim of boosting...
Moray: Motorcyclist dies following crash with tractor

Rural Life

Moray: Motorcyclist dies following crash with tractor

A motorcyclist has died following a fatal crash with a tractor on the B9136 in Moray, and road policing officers...
NI orgs call for dogs to be kept under control following spate of livestock attacks

N.Ireland

NI orgs call for dogs to be kept under control following spate of livestock attacks

Northern Ireland Water, the Mourne Heritage Trust and the National Trust are calling for dog owners to keep their dogs...
Price of agricultural land in England is ‘very variable’ – Strutt & Parker

Agri-Business

Price of agricultural land in England is ‘very variable’ – Strutt & Parker

The price of agricultural land in England is “very variable”, with arable land values ranging from £6,500/ac to £17,000/ac during...
Would you drink vodka from milk carton-inspired packaging?

Dairy

Would you drink vodka from milk carton-inspired packaging?

Black Cow Vodka has launched new milk carton-inspired packaging for its Black Cow Pure Milk Vodka product. The world’s first...
‘Farmers will get a new deal to boost growth’ – new Defra secretary

Agri Politics

‘Farmers will get a new deal to boost growth’ – new Defra secretary

The new Secretary of State for the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), Steve Reed, has said the...
Scotland allocates £438k to improve biosecurity on pig farms

Pig/Poultry

Scotland allocates £438k to improve biosecurity on pig farms

The Scottish government has announced a new £438,700 national disease control project to improve biosecurity standards on pig farms. The...
Labour’s housing plans could have ‘significant impact’ on agri businesses – CAAV

Agri-Business

Labour’s housing plans could have ‘significant impact’ on agri businesses – CAAV

The Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV) has said the Labour Party’s plans for new housing and infrastructure could have...
Appeal for info after 126 sheep stolen from Yorkshire farm

Rural Life

Appeal for info after 126 sheep stolen from Yorkshire farm

South Yorkshire Police is appealing for information following the theft of 126 sheep from land on Owday Lane in Worksop....
Derbyshire: Men sentenced for using dogs to hunt deer

Rural Life

Derbyshire: Men sentenced for using dogs to hunt deer

Two men have been sentenced after being caught using dogs to hunt deer and hare in Morley, Derbyshire. Derbyshire’s rural...
Livestock farm with holiday cottages and caravan park comes to the market

Agri-Business

Livestock farm with holiday cottages and caravan park comes to the market

A livestock farm near Barnard Castle featuring a 60 pitch static caravan park and the rental income of holiday cottages...
Farm business income in NI to decrease by 46% – DAERA

Agri-Business

Farm business income in NI to decrease by 46% – DAERA

Farm business income measured across all farm types in Northern Ireland is expected to decrease from an average £51,043 in...
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