Perdue AgriBusiness Announces Plans To Close Lothian Grain Elevator
Perdue AgriBusiness, an independent operating company of Maryland-based Perdue Farms, has announced plans to close its grain elevator in Lothian, Maryland by March 31 and...
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Harvesting For The Next Bottling At Kingsbarns Distillery
by Paul Andrews
Kingsbarns Distillery are proud to be a family-owned and operated company, which is one of their four brand pillars that are key to how they...
Perdue Farms Support Tornado Relief Efforts
by Paul Andrews
Perdue Farms is delivering $10,000 to the Albemarle Area United Way and 45,000 pounds of protein to the Food Bank of the Albemarle to assist...
Fluffetts: A Clucking Good Family Farm
by Paul Andrews
At Fluffetts Farm, they are passionate about great food and have been supplying the finest eggs without compromising on the welfare of their chickens for...
Diversifying The Family Farm – Cavanagh Free Range Eggs
by Paul Andrews
Cavanagh Free Range Eggs is a friendly family run business established since March 2012 and based in the beautiful lakelands of County Fermanagh. They are...
Running A Family Business – Mash Direct
by Paul Andrews
Martin and Tracy Hamilton are the owners of Mash Direct, a family-owned farming and food production enterprise launched in 2004 in County Down, Northern Ireland....
Exports Bring Home The Bacon For UK Family Farm
by Paul Andrews
Wicks Manor has doubled its export revenue during lockdown to help offset losses in the food service industry, saving jobs and reducing waste. With pubs...
Graham’s Investment In Bioenergy Is A First For Scottish Dairy Industry
by Paul Andrews
Innovative zero carbon climate change plans for Fife dairy announced as part of the wider Scottish Government Energy Strategy Graham’s The Family Dairy has submitted...
Family Firm Backs New Dairy Industry Campaign
by Paul Andrews
Today, Graham’s The Family Dairy joins forces with Dairy UK, in partnership with the Government, AHDB and Defra to launch a joint-funded £1 million 12-week...