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Chris Berry's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly basketball and hockey, in Massachusetts. He also covers farming and agriculture, with a specific emphasis on Yorkshire.
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By: Chris Berry
Next weekend sees the second show of this year’s agricultural show season taking place in the county when North Yorkshire County Show will be back in the grounds of Otterington Hall, just three miles south of Northallerton, and one farming couple will have quite a presence.
By: Chris Berry
Robin Squire wrote a novel about the realities of the pop industry in the 1960s which became a classic. Chris Berry spoke to him as he reveals how he came to be the first Doctor Who monster in colour.
By: Chris Berry
They are without doubt one of the most eye-catching cattle breeds at any show and one young farming couple that has only recently taken them on are already making an impression with the quality of their stock, and next Saturday sees the first defence of a title won last year as Champion of Champions at Honley Show.
It’s often taken for granted that a son or daughter will simply follow in a father or mother’s farming footsteps but, arguably, today it appears much less simple. A barrage of form filling has made any sector of agriculture a minefield; land prices in order to buy or tenant, from new, are exorbitant; and there appears less encouragement than ever from Government to go into the world’s oldest and most required occupation.
By: Chris Berry
Harry won’t know this, but when he’s being judged in his Leicester Longwool class at this year’s 150th Driffield Show on Wednesday 22 July he will be part of a golden celebration of sheep showing for Gillian Shipley’s family.
By: Chris Berry
One of the hidden gems on the Great Yorkshire Showground is the Stockman’s Restaurant. It’s situated just on the outer edge of the cattle rings and is often thought of as being purely for those showing livestock.
By: Chris Berry
The Driffield Show is the biggest one-day agricultural show in the UK and this year is celebrating its 150th edition and it will be combining the past and present. Chris Berry reports.
Special celebrations on reaching a milestone, like Driffield Show’s 150th on Wednesday next week (22 July), are to be applauded but probably even more important are the debuts of new livestock exhibitors, breathing fresh life and maintaining shows for the future, and for one young farming couple this year will be their first competing with their Limousin cattle at what is oft vaunted as the UK’s largest one day agricultural show.
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In good hands for the future. That’s the feeling of Arkengarthdale farmer Doug Barningham, chairman of Reeth Show that takes place on August Bank Holiday Monday 31 August.
