Sarah Kidby is a Livestock Editor at ExBulletin. She specializes in agriculture and farming, with a focus on topics such as farm animal management, farming equipment, organic farming, and ranching. Sarah's work has been featured in Farmers Guide and Fruit & Vine Magazine.
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Sarah Kidby's coverage primarily revolves around the agriculture and farming industry, with a focus on topics such as machinery, crop prices, animal health, and government announcements relating to farming. She often covers news related to specific regions within the UK.
Given her extensive focus on this niche area of agriculture and farming in the UK, she would likely be interested in insights from experts who can provide commentary or analysis on agricultural policy changes, trends affecting farmers' livelihoods like crop prices or animal health issues. Additionally, sources that can offer unique perspectives on new technologies or practices for farm management may also capture her interest.
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By: Sarah Kidby
The EFRA Committee repeatedly asked whether the groceries code adjudicator, Mark White, has enough power to protect farmers.
MPs warned that British farms are facing their third major shock in six years, as the Iran war causes input costs to soar again.
Sarah Kidby spoke to Clarkson’s Farm star Harriet Cowan, and tenant farmer Joseph Graeme to find out how they’ve been getting on with the Monil system.
By: Sarah Kidby
Campaigners have taken court action against Avara Foods and Welsh Water, claiming pollution in the rivers Wye, Lugg and Usk is linked to run-off from poultry manure spread on farmland – which both companies are denying.
By: Sarah Kidby
The Singh family moved from India to the UK in the 1960s, and worked in the foundries, fields and packhouses for decades before buying their own farm.
By: Sarah Kidby
The Duchy of Cornwall is set to sell a fifth of its land and introduce a new regenerative tenancy agreement for farmers.
By: Sarah Kidby
More than doubling its original target of £150,000, TNS raised the money for Dementia UK in its 150th year in business.
Weaving will have a host of new equipment and attachments for visitors to see at its stand at Cereals this year.
By: Sarah Kidby
AIMS and NFU have won a High Court legal challenge against the Food Standards Agency (FSA), in a battle over its charging rates.
By: Sarah Kidby
Throne Farm, which takes its name from a royal visitor who drank cider in the farmhouse in 1645, has a singular approach to tackling pests and
