Western Telegraph | Pembrokeshire Farmer

COMMENT: Bending closer to nature with irregular veg policy

6:48pm Wednesday 9th January 2013

AFEW turnips have appeared among our kale crop this winter. Misshapen they may be, but if they are good enough to add to a hearty cawl, who cares what they look like?

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Industry is bucking the trend

9:40am Sunday 1st January 2012

By Debbie James Confidence isn’t a word used often by economic commentators in these straitened times.

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No sense in bid to ban raw milk

10:00am Wednesday 14th September 2011

Nothing quite compares to the fresh, creamy taste of milk straight from the cow.

Letters

11:29am Wednesday 29th June 2011

Dear editor – Nothing stands still, 100 years ago there was hardly a herd of dairy cows with more than 25 cows, today most herds have more than 100 cows and some have over 1,000 cows.

Shows thrive by sticking to roots

11:28am Wednesday 29th June 2011

No amount of money has given me more pleasure then a shiny £1 coin contained in a brown envelope, my winnings after coming third in a cake making competition at a local agricultural show.

Farmer letters

2:40pm Sunday 12th June 2011

Plans for the proposed slurry lagoon in Hermon raise a number of issues.

Weathering storm of climate control

2:40pm Saturday 11th June 2011

While most of the population lapped up the sunshine and cloudless skies that dominated the weather pattern in recent weeks, farmers were getting twitchy about the absence of rain.

National parks must strike a fine balance

10:20am Saturday 28th May 2011

It’s 62 years since the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act guaranteed the preservation of the nation’s most valued landscapes and kept major development out.

Memory lane could lead to a sad future

1:40pm Friday 25th March 2011

I recently took a trip down memory lane, or rather the lane that led to the dairy farm where I spent most of my childhood.

World at turning point for action on climate change

10:10am Sunday 20th February 2011

We finally had the white Christmas we all longed for, pretty as a picture, but was it as joyous as the one Bing Crosby used to know? Was it heck.

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