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

A smooth harvest soured by TB

Early harvest, fuel costs down, yields beat expectations … but another wave of TB positives has overshadowed everything for James Cossins Here at Rawston Farm,...
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Dorset Farming

Never thought I’d be telling you to listen to Trump …

As British farmers warn of suicides over IHT, Trump delivers a rare moment of truth – and exposes Starmer’s deafening refusal to engage ‘We were...
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Dorset Farming

The ley of the land

Regenerative farming is full of trade-offs: leatherjackets love ley fields, birds love the worms and schemes shut before you can apply The picture below, taken...
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Dorset Farming

Summer strain and shared stories

So the madness of summer is upon us: the long working hours and the constant checking of the weather forecast.After endless months of winter...
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Dorset Farming

Importing tomatoes, exporting common sense

Importing tomatoes – literally paying for water – from drought-hit Spain is absurd, says Dorset NFU’s Tim Gelfs: ‘food shortages are just beginning’ Water, water...
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Dorset Farming

How Earth Observation Is Cultivating Modern Agriculture

Farming is changing fast. Instead of checking their fields by foot, more and more farmers are turning to views from space to keep an...
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