FETF Funding News
The Rural Payments Agency has released the details of the new Farming Equipment and Technology Fund. The application portal is open until midday 7 January 2022.
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Get all the agricultural products you need in one place! Our experience of over 28 years means that our range of agricultural products has been built up with what you need in mind. Visit our amazing country store for all your agricultural needs.
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In 2015, we opened our brand new 2,500 square foot showroom making us the go to country store for farm and country supplies in the area.
Our product offering extending to well over 5000 different lines includes, among others, the following:
Animal husbandry
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The Rural Payments Agency has released the details of the new Farming Equipment and Technology Fund. The application portal is open until midday 7 January 2022.
Autumn is a time of shorter days and cooler temperatures, and leading into winter, this only becomes more pronounced. It is time to consider the housing of your livestock indoors; however, there are several issues to look at in order to maximise your animals’ comfort and welfare.
As part of the care you give to your sheep throughout the year, parasite control is significant as an ongoing task. Internal parasites such as worms are treated, according to life cycles and levels/burdens, with internal treatments, e.g. drenches. Your flock can also be susceptible to external parasites, and these require topical treatments. Sheep dipping is a commonly-used practice, but there are many safety aspects to consider.
