Michael Priestley is a Livestock Reporter at Farmers Weekly. He focuses on themes such as agriculture and farming, often intertwining topics related to medicine and healthcare, including alternative medicine. Michael's work has been featured in The Byron Shire Echo and Farmers Weekly.
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Michael Priestley's coverage predominantly focuses on agriculture and farming, particularly in the livestock sector. His articles often cite data and government announcements related to livestock farming, sheep, wool industry, veterinary medicine, and general agricultural topics.
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Sheep keepers that marketed culls last week cashed in on a freak bidding frenzy that took prices beyond supply and demand dynamics.
A leading welfare assurance scheme has been called on to support pig farmers as they adjust to a raft of extra welfare demands.
Going organic is a natural step for one Highland farm as it takes steps to reduce risk and restructures. The maternal stock of beef and sheep farmers
A Welsh grazier has taken life lessons from indigenous peoples and farming lessons from leading farmers and consultants to ring the changes at home. Wil
A 140p/kg gulf between cull cow and prime cattle base prices is expected to close over the coming weeks as processors seek cheaper cuts. Trade sources
Suckler producers looking to improve profitability should consider calculating cow depreciation and creating strategies to manage value loss in their
Prioritising fertility and challenging ewes to milk off forage has halved an autumn lambing flock’s labour requirement and saved on 27t of bought-in
A Devon sheep breeder has used outcrossing and collaboration to lift income across his maternal and terminal stud flocks, respectively. Peregrine Aubrey,
Rhidian Glyn had done one milking in his life before he started dairy farming in his own right last spring. However, he had 10 years’ experience of heifer
By: Michael Priestley
Animal health leaders concerned about anthelmintics resistance are urging farmers reaching for alternatives to an established drug to research the active
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