West Midlands Agriculture News (United Kingdom)

Event Organisers, Haymarket Exhibitions, have teamed up with Vine Tree Solutions (VTS) to offer international visitors a package of business support during their stay in the UK.

Chartered accountants, Ballard Dale Syree Watson and independent firm of estate agents, chartered surveyors auctioneers and valuers, Halls have joined forces for a day to give practical help and advice to farmers.

Vine Tree Solutions boost profile of Dairy Event and Livestock Show with the introduction of VIP packages for both UK exhibitors and international visitors.

Register your attendance at the Dairy Event and Livestock Show and take advantage of the unique package of support available to international visitors at the event this year.

The Dairy Event & Livestock Show 2011 is showing visitors why it is Europe's leading event for the industry. With new features, demonstrations and a International VIP visitor service, this year promises to be the best yet...

Minister Gerrit van Rensburg, the Minister of Agriculture for the Western Cape of South Africa, has added a call to Haygrove in Ledbury, Herefordshire, during his trip to the UK this week.

A new chairman and director have been appointed as preparations get underway ahead of Warwickshire’s biggest one day agricultural show.

Small producer Churchfields Farmhouse Ice Cream, is now on sale within over 20 Midcounties Co-operative retail outlets.

Bats in the Midlands could soon be living in des-res accommodation thanks to innovative bat boxes designed by locally based environmental business, the Nestbox Company, and their gift to the local Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) area.

Winter is drawing in and the heating is going to be on longer than it is off, which means a full Heating Oil tank.... A nice sight for a Thief.

Warwickshire farmer David Bell is aiming to secure a hat-trick and match a feat achieved by HM The Queen when one of the Midlands’ biggest agricultural events is held next month.

Organisers of Warwickshire’s biggest one-day agricultural show have been given half-a-dozen reasons to be cheerful.

Two new tractors had customers in a spin at its official UK launch in Warwickshire.

A petroleum company powering agricultural businesses across the West Midlands is further fuelling its support for the industry having enjoyed a successful expansion into the region.

One of the Midlands’ leading agricultural shows is to be held at a new venue and on a new date this year.

A farm with development potential has cropped up on the Midlands property market.