Category: Dorset Farming

Dorset Farming is a highly regarded and sought-after section of the BV, that provides insightful, informative and entertaining farming news.

Every month, several columnists contribute their unique perspectives on farming, ensuring that there is always something fresh and exciting to read. In addition, the Dorset NFU provides monthly contributions, sharing the most recent industry issues and news with readers.

Personal farm stories from two Dorset farmers, James Cossins and George Hosford, add a personal touch to the farming column. James, a fifth-generation farmer in the Tarrant Valley, shares his experience and thoughts on current issues, while George, who farms near Blandford, provides a farm diary and his take on the current issues facing farmers. James also shares captivating images from Rawston Farms’ past, as well as tales of bygone farming practices.

Andrew Livingston, a journalist farmer, provides investigative news and insight into both Dorset and national farming issues, bringing his unique perspective to the table. This diverse group of contributors ensures that readers receive a comprehensive view of the latest news and developments in the Dorset farming community.

The Dorset Farming section, is a must-read for anyone interested in the latest developments in the farming community. With a variety of perspectives and insights, readers can stay informed on the most recent industry news and issues.

Dorset Business News

Baroness Minette Batters named President of Gillingham & Shaftesbury Agricultural Society

The Gillingham & Shaftesbury Agricultural Society has named a new President – and she’s no stranger to championing British farming. The Right Honourable Baroness...
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The green farming dream lies in tatters

No support, no clarity and no way forward as the plug is pulled on the Sustainable Farming Incentive, says George Hosford Few English farmers will...
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Helping hands for farming families

The Farming Community Network were thrilled to receive a cheque for £10,000 this month. Dorset Training was set up as a farmer-owned membership in...
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Meat tax, tofu tyranny

The climate change committee wants us to eat a lot less meat, but Andrew Livingston isn’t confident the public will stomach the idea Last week,...
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Spring is finally springing

Dorset FCN has been very busy hosting our two winter quizzes – more than 250 people joined us at Symondsbury Barn and the Udder...
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Frustrating times for Rawston Farm

Red tape, red tractor, and no red cards … James Cossins has had a winter of TB testing, audit headaches, and a well-earned break...
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