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Chris Berry

Chris Berry

Freelance Feature Writer at The Yorkshire Post

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  • English
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  • Agriculture

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Recent Articles

yorkshirepost.co.uk

Barugh and District Ploughing Association: All hands to the plough for big match

Ploughing matches have been part of the agricultural world’s autumn calendar since, it is reputed, that two farmers in Dorset settled a dispute over who could plough the best, with their heavy horses, in 1847. They developed into annual events all around the countryside to celebrate harvest having been completed and for farmers to demonstrate their skills in preparing their land for crop establishment for the next year.
about 1 year ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

The Yorkshire family which has eyes on the future for its cattle an...

Planning for future generations to follow into the family farm, especially when more than one sibling is involved, can prove challenging. But one farm in West Yorkshire has been quietly going about just that in the past two decades.
about 1 year ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

How historic Newburgh Priory's Christmas tree venture has grown bey...

Finding new sources of income has long been part of countryside life and for historic Newburgh Priory, which has been in Stephen Wombwell’s family ever since Henry VIII dissolved it in 1538, one idea has gone far beyond what he anticipated when starting out with his old schoolfriend Wilf Standeven just twelve years ago.
about 1 year ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

'My heart's not in it' - Fourth generation farmer says tax hit puts...

“My heart’s not in it like it used to be.”
12 months ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

'This Government has effectively incentivised suicide' says Yorkshi...

Irish comedian Neil Delamere recently made light of the nightmare facing thousands of farming families following the new Inheritance Tax proposals made by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in her first Budget by saying that, ‘most Irish farmers I know would kill their parents immediately’ or that prior to the proposed new rules in April 2026 ‘there will be a lot of ‘workplace accidents’.
12 months ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Inheritance Tax row: The Yorkshire daughter who returned home to fi...

This festive season might have seen the odd rum punch being consumed, but the effects of that will be nothing close to the punches that many farming families like the Wilsons of Hunday Field Farm near Grafton are feeling the effect of right now.
11 months ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

'Disbelief' - The day everything changed for this third-generation ...

Floodwater and poor weather conditions for last year’s harvest, grain imported, losing a quarter of his potato crop, winter wheat drilled late due to the previous year’s conditions, increasing costs of farm machinery, fuel, energy and fertiliser, lower yields. It’s quite a mix but Richard Bramley is ever the optimist.
11 months ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Farmer Callum Stark of Sutton-on-the-Forest set to serve up padel t...

Up the creek without a paddle may define how much of the farming community feels at present through a mix of poor margins, inclement weather, animal and bird restrictions and the real stinger of government intransigence over budget proposals regarding new Inheritance Tax levies, but farmer Callum Stark of Sutton on the Forest is set to serve and volley a new idea that he hopes will prove a smash hit.
9 months ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

Argrain: Meet the family behind one of Yorkshire's last remaining i...

In a world increasingly made up of largely faceless corporate organisations that only ever appear to talk via automation, the independent agricultural service sector provides a refreshing and approachable alternative and for David Padgett this is a landmark year.
9 months ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

'How my romance novel with Jack The Ripper helped my career as an a...

Jane Lovering’s romantic novels have seen almost half a million sales and she will be appearing at Aberford Literature Festival to talk about her success. Chris Berry spoke to her.
6 months ago
yorkshirepost.co.uk

The Yorkshire farm offering an 'up close and personal' experience w...

They’re the poster boys and girls of the sheep world, the breed that has arguably attracted the public’s attention at shows more than any other in recent times, and farming couple Claire and Chris Douthwaite of High Snape Farm, Kirkby Overblow are all set to launch an ‘up close and personal’ experience with their Valais Blacknose flock.
5 months ago