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Tens of thousands of schoolchildren across the UK are taking part in virtual lessons which aim to bring the world of farming to the classroom. Welsh sheep farmer Sioned Davies kicked off the week-long ...

Children up and down the UK will be putting their Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) knowledge and skills into practice as they tackle exciting topics, from the life cycles of farm ...

It may not seem the most logical way to relax after a hard day working in the fields. But a growing online community of Norfolk farmers are spending their spare time playing on virtual farming ...

Crops across the farm are in good condition and have good yield potential providing they get some more rain, says Andrew Wraith, head of Savills food and farming. Based on the expectation of leaving ...

PENRITH and The Border MP Dr Neil Hudson, is to host a second Virtual Farming Roadshow. Due to the success of the previous event, the MP is to host the event which will take place on Thursday, March ...

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Modernising agricultural infrastructure is key to meeting the UK’s land use and environmental goals. Virtual fencing offers a scalable, cost-effective solution that enhances sustainability, improves ...

This week, over 200,000 of you will be taking part in one of the country's biggest virtual classrooms, to learn more about the world of farming. The UK wide events are being held to mark British ...