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Clarkson's Farm series three: Nettle soup and pig trouble Jeremy Clarkson and Kaleb Cooper share the latest from Diddly Squat Farm as Clarkson's Farm returns for a third series. Walker trampled by cows in Yorkshire Dales thought she would be killed A woman who was trampled by cows while walking at Malham Tarn says she feared the animals were going to kill her. Stellar line-up of experts for cheese and dairy stage at Great Yorkshire Show Top names in the cheese world will head up a packed stage programme in the cheese and dairy section of the Great Yorkshire Show. The key measures from the 2024 Farm to Fork summit Several new measures to support British farmers and growers were announced at the Farm to Fork summit on Tuesday. Farm to Fork summit announcements welcomed but Government urged to go further Measures announced at the Prime Minister's second Farm to Fork summit have been welcomed, but the Government has been urged to go further and develop a "robust" plan for the whole rural economy. Driffield Agricultural Society to host second Countryside Careers Evening Driffield Agricultural Society is to host its second Countryside Careers Evening showcasing the wide variety of career opportunities available in the region’s countryside economy. Farm shop and café shortlisted in national Family Business awards The team at Pickering's Cedarbarn Farm Shop and Café are celebrating after their farm shop and café reached the final of a national family business award. Team behind lynx reintroduction project hold Northumberland roadshows Reintroducing lynx to Northumberland would help boost biodiversity in the UK, according to one of the key ecologists behind the controversial project. £150,000 boost for groups helping farmers’ health and wellbeing Farmers and rural communities will benefit from health and wellbeing support across the North of England over the next two years, following a successful £150,000 funding bid. Loose cattle cause rush hour traffic chaos on A1(M) Cattle were running loose on the A1(M) between Chester-le-Street and Carrville this morning and caused lengthy traffic delays.

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