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Ashes to ashes

11:00am Tuesday 31st August 2010

The ash cloud that hung over northern Europe was an annoyance to air travellers, me included.

Bold move converts to success off farm

8:20am Tuesday 31st August 2010

A young farmer’s decision to convert his family’s beef and sheep farm to a low-cost business which could run without the help of subsidies has paid off.

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Off to see the world

11:00am Monday 30th August 2010

Five young farmers from across Wales are set to broaden their horizons, thanks to a rural travel scholarship.

Feed off high wheat prices

5:20pm Sunday 29th August 2010

The need to maintain productive agriculture at home was emphasised at the Pembrokeshire Show last week.

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No kidding – goats offer a meaty alternative

10:50am Sunday 29th August 2010

A dairy goat producer who sells her billy kids and cull stock to Asian and Caribbean outlets believes there is huge potential for growth in this market if goat meat could be promoted alongside lamb, beef and pork.

Marts news, mid August2010

5:31pm Friday 27th August 2010

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Mince grinding down markets

10:50am Friday 27th August 2010

Increasing returns on exports could solve the problems created by the dominance of mince in the domestic beef market, the National Beef Association has said.

More money for milk

10:10am Friday 27th August 2010

Hundreds of farmers in west Wales will see the price paid for their milk pass the 23p mark this month.

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Wayne thinks global

11:00am Wednesday 25th August 2010

Members of the Wales YFC will head off to Halmstad, in Sweden, on July 31st to represent Wales at the European Rally – Think Globally Act Locally.

Prince catches on to idea

10:50am Wednesday 25th August 2010

Three Pembrokeshire brothers who are focusing on local markets to add value to their fish catch have a royal seal of approval from the Prince of Wales.

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