Farm & Agriculture
Guide to animal mortality and insurance
What is animal mortality insurance and how does it work? Plus guidance on calculating animal mortality and the rules for fallen stock.
Guide to the livestock market experience
Buying and selling animals at market is a key part of a livestock farmer’s work. Livestock auction markets take place regularly across the UK, and they are the place to go if you want to acquire or sell a wide range of animals. We look at the experience of going to a livestock market, and all you need to know about insuring livestock purchased.
Guide to contaminated land
If you own or use land, it’s important to protect it against contamination. But what is contaminated land – and who is responsible for clearing it up?
What is agricultural and horticultural credit insurance?
Credit insurance compensates businesses when customers default on payment or become insolvent. We explore how agricultural and horticultural credit insurance can safeguard your farm or food business from financial loss.
Reducing and insuring against farm fire risks
More than 1500 farm buildings are devastated by fire every year causing catastrophic damage. We explore where responsibility for preventing farm fires lies, how to reduce the risk of a farm fire, and how insurance can help minimise your financial losses.
The risks and insurance you need to know about when setting up a farm shop
There are currently around 4,000 farm shops dotted around the country. Here, we take a look at the risks involved and the different types of insurance you’ll need.
Agritech: The oldest industry meets the latest technology
What is agritech? Is it sustainable? Is it profitable? Find out how modern technology is driving a major agricultural revolution.
Top farm diversification ideas
Last year 68% of farms had chosen to diversify. We look at some the ways farmers are diversifying and the possible profits behind those ideas.
How to protect your farm from rural crime
Organised criminal gangs continue to target people who work in the countryside. We look at the steps you can take to protect your farm and minimise the risk of becoming a victim of rural crime.
Prevention not reaction: how regular engineering inspections keep your farm and workers safe
Increasing emphasis is being placed on the value of on-farm checks of equipment. Lead Engineer, Simon Wyeld, explains what your legal responsibilities are, why it’s important to stick to an inspection schedule and how the team at ABRM can help keep you and your farm safe.
Green and pleasant land
Having farmed the Norfolk countryside for generations, the Bowes family is well known in the eastern region. Telegraph speaks to Kevin Bowes about the biggest challenges facing the industry and the importance of community