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Carefully managed grazing can prevent wildfires. Carefully managed grazing can prevent wildfires.

Wildfires emergency strategy looks to farmers for help

Caryl and Lowri Davies select sires for traits including calving ease. Caryl and Lowri Davies select sires for traits including calving ease.

Heat detection plus AI helps drive genetics in suckler herd

Farmers in Wales are receiving advance payments. Farmers in Wales are receiving advance payments.

Early payout boost as advance BPS and SFS payments increase

OPINION: Farming roulette as fuel and fertiliser prices soar

Dai John no longer worms lambs routinely. Picture: Debbie James Dai John no longer worms lambs routinely. Picture: Debbie James

New worming protocols evade resistance to home in on parasites

Drought resulted in farmers feeding their winter forage. Drought resulted in farmers feeding their winter forage.

Slurry and subsidy help for drought-hit farms

The £15,000 grant will apply to livestock collecting yards. The £15,000 grant will apply to livestock collecting yards.

£15,000 roofing grant targets slurry storage pollution

Livestock are the best part of the job for Kathy Livestock are the best part of the job for Kathy

Looking on the bright side is a winner for top stockperson Kathy

Bluetongue cases as of mid-September. Bluetongue cases as of mid-September.

Bluetongue spread continues as Wales notches up 122 cases

Llion and Lucy Pugh sell the farm’s beef and lamb at Pantri Dysynni. Llion and Lucy Pugh sell the farm’s beef and lamb at Pantri Dysynni.

It's a juggling act - beef, sheep, poultry, two farms and two shops

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