Jess Chaffey is a local journalist based in the United Kingdom, focusing on agricultural and rural affairs. Her work has been featured in various publications including South West Farmer, Wiltshire Times, and The Scottish Farmer. Jess covers a range of topics including farming news, rural events, livestock markets, and issues affecting the farming community.
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Jess Chaffey's coverage predominantly focuses on local agricultural and farming news in the United Kingdom, with a strong emphasis on events, press releases, and government announcements related to agriculture. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing localized stories within the UK agricultural industry that align with her themes of farming, rural life, livestock, agriculture or sustainability.
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John Davis has been appointed southern area dealer manager at Kubota.
By: Jess Chaffey
A report unveiled at the Dairy Show (today) shows that dairy profits decreased dramatically in 2023/24.
The Mendip Hills Fund is now open for applications, and will provide up to £2,000 in community and environmental grants.
By: Jess Chaffey
Horse & Country have issued advice on how to look after your horses hooves during the winter months.
By: Jess Chaffey
There has been a 'small increase' in hare coursing reports in Devon and Cornwall.
Technology was the highlight of the 2024 Dairy Show at the Bath & West Showground in Somerset.
By: Jess Chaffey
Primary school students from across Devon took part in Farmwise today (October 8) to learn all about where food comes from.
Helen Newbrook, from Glastonbury in Somerset, is taking on the GROW for Good challenge for Farm Africa.
By: Jess Chaffey
James Wright, a farmer on Exmoor, has called on the government to support farmers in the south west by releasing funds from the Farming Recovery…
A livestock lorry has overturned on the M5 motorway today (Monday, October 14).
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