AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoRiver Restoration Court Case: A Herefordshire farmer who razed a mile of the River Lugg salmon habitat using an 18-ton digger has seen nature bounce back, with trees and greenery regenerating years after he was jailed for “ecological vandalism.” Crop Weather Watch: AHDB’s May crop report flags a late-month shift to wetter conditions, but notes lingering moisture limits on lighter soils and heat stress (leaf rolling) in cereals. Red Meat Demand: Quality Meat Scotland says shoppers are still buying beef, lamb and pork, though beef volumes remain down after last year’s price rises. Herd Health Practicalities: Guidance on cow/calf vaccination stresses that good handling and nutrition matter as much as the jab itself. Supermarket Eggs: Sainsbury’s move to white-shell eggs is met with pushback as Morrisons and Waitrose say they’ll keep brown eggs. Planning & Land Use: A major housing plan near Roman’s Edge is set for council scrutiny, while a Turbocam UK change-of-use application faces objections over noise and traffic. Agri-Events: Thousands turn out for North Yorkshire’s Tractor Fest at Newby Hall, showcasing machinery and heritage.
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