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Great to see National Farmers' Union President Tom Bradshaw (Tom Bradshaw) on BBC Breakfast just now talking about the impacts of the recent devastating flooding on farmers & growers and the frustration with the hold up of the Defra UK Farming Recovery Fund. NFU Press Team

Help try and stop the bad guys from winning . This Gator and trailer was stolen from Great Saxham, #Suffolk this Saturday. Call Suffolk Police if you see or hear of this lot going up for sale. Please RT

ICYMI 📺| NFU President Tom Bradshaw (@proagriltd) was on BBC Breakfast over the weekend, explaining why farmers need clarity on the #FarmRecoveryFund.

Combining the last of the spring oats and currently 7 hares in the field!

I’ve seen James S. Peck talking about this a lot, this is unacceptable in this day and age. A industry with an awful health and safety record subjected to risks like this. All it would take is a new operator in the dark and we could have a fatality. If you need backing, I’m here James

Robust science is key to bTB control Thanks to Farmers Weekly for running my opinion letter in this weeks mag reader.fwi.co.uk/2024/08/28/rob…

In the 2000s, the National Federation of Badger Groups made serious efforts to engage with the ISGs science on badger culling - helped by a Chief Exec who was a scientist herself. Now, fed up with experts, anyone can rock up and make sense of a complex scientific problem...

With the changing #bluetongue situation, all farmers, vets and stakeholders are urged to join a critical industry BTV-3 webinar on Wednesday 4 September 3-4pm to get the latest updates & advice from experts. Sign up via: bit.ly/3AJzxlq Ruminant Health & Welfare National Farmers' Union AHDB

(1/7) Read our response to the government’s announcement on a new TB eradication strategy👇 ow.ly/aGJc50TaWOR

Further cases of #bluetongue BTV3 have been confirmed in Norfolk and Suffolk. In response, the TCZ has been replaced with a Restricted Zone around the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. See GOV.UK for more info: gov.uk/bluetongue National Farmers' Union AHDB

❗️Livestock can still move be but there are testing requirements for exiting the zone = Norfolk and Suffolk. This is to stop infected animals moving the virus longer distances and sharing it with midges there.

There’s no other way to describe this ‘shit spreading’. Great to have contract spreaders on tramlines at 32m applying sewage cake. #youflushitweuseit #circleoflife

The previous Conservative Government underspent the farming budget by £100m last year - betraying English farmers in doing so. Today, I urged the Chancellor not to make the same mistake and give the financial support our farmers need to produce food and protect the environment.

Concerns about this year's harvest, bovine TB, the next agriculture budget and fairness in the supply chain were all high on the agenda this week when NFU President Tom Bradshaw (Tom Bradshaw) met with the Prime Minister’s senior advisers. Read more👉ow.ly/btQv50TelF9

Goodbye wildlife ! RIP Defra UK Janet Hughes NFU East Nature Friendly Farming Network East Anglian Daily Times Labour DEFRA Steve Reed MP Butterfly Conservation 🦋 Bumblebee Conservation Trust leanahosea FWAG East Gareth Wyn Jones The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust Steven Falk Natural History Museum The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust

At this time of huge uncertainty for British farmers, a Tenant Farming Commissioner is badly needed to protect tenant farmers from reckless decisions made by some landlords. Liberal Democrats will always fight for Britain's farmers.

NFU President Tom Bradshaw met Defra Minister Sue Hayman to discuss UK biosecurity, the evolving situation with bluetongue and other issues. Border biosecurity is a critical issue and border inspections, carried out in the appropriate place, are vitally important to NFU members.

Further worrying developments in the spread of BTV3. I urge everyone to be vigilant and report any suspect cases.

The Eastern Daily Press has reported news of vaccines being approved to tackle the bluetongue virus, which includes reaction from National Farmers' Union President Tom Bradshaw Tom Bradshaw edp24.co.uk/news/24563780.…

This is really important, tracing at risk animals is so much harder and slower if we don’t have the movement info recorded as it is supposed to be.