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 Farming

Batters review dismantles the ‘0.6% myth’ and warns farming is being priced out of survival

Minette Batters’ long-awaited Farming Profitability Review, published today, delivers a forensic challenge to one of the most persistent assumptions in Whitehall: that farming is...
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Dorset Farming

Dorset NFU fills the room

A packed hall was the scene for Dorset NFU’s County Annual Open Meeting at the end of November. County chair Tim Gelfs wanted to...
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Dorset Charity

Art at Home raises £1,000 for farming support charity

West Dorset artist Sarah Sclater has raised £1,000 for the Farming Community Network (FCN) through her annual Art at Home exhibition, held in early...
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Dorset Farming

Wet winters need wiser landscapes

As winter rain returns, Andrew Livingston looks to Dorset’s real flood defences – the fields and hedges doing the work concrete can’t Stick your hand...
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Dorset Business News

Gift ideas that support the local farming community

With Christmas almost upon us, we’re all thinking about gifts for friends and family – and some of the most practical and thoughtful options...
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Dorset Farming

Reconnecting with food, farming, and the land

There’s a strong movement happening across the country right now – people are coming together to fight back and protect our food and farming...
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