The Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers (RABDF) has welcomed news in today’s budget (Wednesday 11 March) that the red diesel subsidy will remain for the agricultural sector.
The Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers (RABDF) is urging the Government ahead of next week’s budget not to remove the subsidy for red diesel in agriculture over fears it will have grave consequences for the sector.
The Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers (RABDF) is calling on the Government to amend its decision not to include dairy workers on the MAC shortage occupation list following yesterday’s announcement of the new points-based immigration system.
Lucy Ross of Nottingham University, Faye Al-Nakeeb of University of Bristol and Matt McClymont from Myerscough College were announced as the 2020 winners of the RABDF Farm Health Management Award.
Harper Adams University reclaimed this year’s Dairy Student Award crown as Florence Turley was named the winner at RABDF’s Dairy-Tech event earlier this month. The runner up was Olivia Egerton from University Centre Reaseheath.
The RABDF’s third Dairy-Tech event, held last week at Stoneleigh Park, saw a 10% increase in its visitor numbers and over 300 exhibitors taking stand space.
