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.

Defra stats reveal English sheep flock numbers are at their lowest in 12 years

Sheep

Defra stats reveal English sheep flock numbers are at their lowest in 12 years

Statistics from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ (Defra) latest livestock survey has shown English sheep flock numbers...
Welsh government announces £80k in farm safety funding

Agri-Business

Welsh government announces £80k in farm safety funding

The Welsh government has announced £80,000 in funding for the Welsh Farm Safety Partnership to raise awareness of farm safety....
NFU Cymru seeks 9th winner of Welsh Livestock Champion of the Year award

Agri-Business

NFU Cymru seeks 9th winner of Welsh Livestock Champion of the Year award

The Welsh branch of the National Farmers’ Union (NFU Cymru) and NFU Mutual are seeking this year’s Livestock Champion, who...
Wind turbines increasing ‘force’ in Denmark’s renewable energy mix

Environment

Wind turbines increasing ‘force’ in Denmark’s renewable energy mix

60% of Denmark’s electricity is currently generated by a combination of renewable energy resources such as offshore and onshore wind...
James Hutton Institute elects four new board members

Agri-Business

James Hutton Institute elects four new board members

Agricultural and environmental research organisation, the James Hutton Institute, has announced the election of four new members to its board....
Tree planting alternatives can achieve similar reductions in emissions – FUW

Agri Politics

Tree planting alternatives can achieve similar reductions in emissions – FUW

Alternatives to tree planting can achieve equivalent reductions in emissions while also delivering a broad range of benefits, the Farmers’...
Electronic tagging could ‘revolutionise’ the livestock industry – IAAS

Agri-Business

Electronic tagging could ‘revolutionise’ the livestock industry – IAAS

The Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers (IAAS) has said that high frequency electronic tagging could revolutionise the livestock industry. The...
AKP Group to sponsor mental health in farming photography project

Rural Life

AKP Group to sponsor mental health in farming photography project

UK potato supply chain specialist, AKP Group, has announced that it will sponsor the ‘Take One a Day’ photography project...
Rob Wainwright to join Stirling Bull Sales for farming and MND event

Agri-Business

Rob Wainwright to join Stirling Bull Sales for farming and MND event

Former Scotland rugby captain and livestock farmer Rob Wainwright will join the Stirling Bull Sales this month for an event...
PSNI investigates theft of 11 calves in Derry

N.Ireland

PSNI investigates theft of 11 calves in Derry

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has confirmed that investigations are underway after 11 calves were reported stolen from...
CLA survey: 65% do not trust Labour to support the countryside

Agri Politics

CLA survey: 65% do not trust Labour to support the countryside

A poll conducted by the Country Land and Business Association (CLA) has revealed that 65% of its members do not...
Dairy farm profits will drop rapidly and farmers must prepare – Old Mill

Agri-Business

Dairy farm profits will drop rapidly and farmers must prepare – Old Mill

Accountancy and financial planner Old Mill has predicted dairy farm profits to drop rapidly in the coming year, and has...
Farming and research orgs team up to make agri research priorities

Agri-Business

Farming and research orgs team up to make agri research priorities

A group of farming and research organisations are teaming up in a bid to better understand the research and innovation...
Scottish ag bill means the ‘long wait for clarity’ is over for livestock sector – NSA

Agri Politics

Scottish ag bill means the ‘long wait for clarity’ is over for livestock sector – NSA

The Scottish region of the National Sheep Association (NSA) has said it is glad that the Scottish livestock sector’s “long...
‘More important than ever’ for political parties to back British farming – NFU

Agri Politics

‘More important than ever’ for political parties to back British farming – NFU

The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has said it will showcase why British food and farming needs to be a priority...
Appeals for info after man in his 20s dies after collision with tractor

Other

Appeals for info after man in his 20s dies after collision with tractor

Dorset Police is appealing for witnesses after a man in his 20s died following a collision between a car and...
Defra seeks head of campaigns with annual salary of £75k

Agri-Business

Defra seeks head of campaigns with annual salary of £75k

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is seeking a head of campaigns, digital and brand. The chosen...
Sheep pox and goat pox: How to spot and report it

Sheep

Sheep pox and goat pox: How to spot and report it

The sheep pox virus and the goat pox virus affect sheep and goats and, according to the Animal Plant and...
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