Eva Osborne-Sherlock

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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.

Angus amps up efforts to tackle rural crime
Angus amps up efforts to tackle rural crime

Police in Angus, Scotland, are working alongside a range of partners to tackle crime in rural communities and enhance crime...

Concern over impact of lynx reintroduction on livestock
Concern over impact of lynx reintroduction on livestock

The National Sheep Association (NSA) has expressed concern over the proposed reintroduction of lynxes to Scotland, highlighting the potential consequences...

DAERA offers opportunity to visit farms supporting biodiversity
DAERA offers opportunity to visit farms supporting biodiversity

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) in Northern Ireland is offering farmers the opportunity to travel to...

Agricultural input prices remain ‘historically high’
Agricultural input prices remain ‘historically high’

The rate of inflation in prices paid for goods and services has eased since peaking in the autumn, according to...

58 pesticides detected in Guernsey water so far in 2023
58 pesticides detected in Guernsey water so far in 2023

Guernsey Water has confirmed that 58 pesticide detections have been identified in the first three months of 2023. This included...

Six men charged for rural thefts worth nearly £1 million
Six men charged for rural thefts worth nearly £1 million

Six men have been charged in relation to rural thefts and burglary conspiracy worth nearly £1 million after a police...

Nestlé opens new agri-sciences institute in Switzerland
Nestlé opens new agri-sciences institute in Switzerland

Nestlé has officially opened a new Institute of Agricultural Sciences in Switzerland with the aim of delivering science-based solutions to...

Dairy cows heat stress study receives £1.24m funding boost
Dairy cows heat stress study receives £1.24m funding boost

A new UK-based research project which will focus on the issue of dairy cow heat stress has received a £1.24...

Feed and fertiliser savings must be passed to farmers – MLA
Feed and fertiliser savings must be passed to farmers – MLA

Animal feed and fertiliser importers have been urged to pass on any savings to farmers who are continuing to “grapple...

Young agri engineer named as car crash victim
Young agri engineer named as car crash victim

Police Scotland has named Alan Cameron of Inveraray as the victim of a single-vehicle crash on the A83, between Ardgenavan...

Farmer confidence at lowest since pre-Covid – NFU
Farmer confidence at lowest since pre-Covid – NFU

Farmer confidence is at its lowest level since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, according to the results of the...

100 items recovered and man arrested in relation to NI rural thefts
100 items recovered and man arrested in relation to NI rural thefts

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has confirmed that more than 100 items were recovered from a property in...

King Charles’ coronation expected to see ‘surge’ in meat and dairy sales
King Charles’ coronation expected to see ‘surge’ in meat and dairy sales

Analysts at the UK’s Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) have predicted a “surge” in sales of red meat and...

Women in agriculture experiencing ‘concerning’ levels of anxiety
Women in agriculture experiencing ‘concerning’ levels of anxiety

A study carried out by the University of Exeter has found “concerning” levels of anxiety among women in the agriculture...

Farmers advised to prioritise summer feed contracts
Farmers advised to prioritise summer feed contracts

Farmers have been advised to consider prioritising summer feed contracts against the backdrop of potential turbulence in the raw material...

DAERA publishes brucellosis compensation rates for May 2023
DAERA publishes brucellosis compensation rates for May 2023

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) in Northern Ireland has published brucellosis compensation rates for May 2023....

UK government launches quality assurance scheme for wild venison
UK government launches quality assurance scheme for wild venison

A new quality assurance scheme to help improve the “traceability” of wild venison has been launched in England, Northern Ireland...

Farm safety needs to be prioritised in lead up to summer
Farm safety needs to be prioritised in lead up to summer

Calls have been made for increased farm safety and vigilance in the run up to silage season and summer 2023....