Pumpkin carving is one of the best Halloween traditions. You can have fun and be creative, and at the end you have a fantastic decoration for the spooky season. However, it’s also important to think about the environment. A lot of people don’t know what to do with pumpkins, and lots sadly end up in landfill. We want to have a look at this here to explore the alternatives, including cooking, composting, and animal feed. Continue reading →

The unpredictability of autumn weather can make it really difficult to decide what type of footwear to go with. It can be warm and dry one minute, then suddenly the skies open. Even if you have good local knowledge and know what to expect on hikes, dog walks, or other activities, you can still get caught out. Wellingtons can be the perfect choice, especially if you choose the right style. Let’s explore them so you can see why you should invest in a great pair. Continue reading →

Earlier this month Labour MP Josh Newbury, CEO of the National Office of Animal Health Dawn Howard, and CE of the British Poultry Council Richard Griffiths spoke about the importance of ensuring the wellbeing of farm animals. There was a fringe session specifically to focus on how to build confidence and use animal medicines effectively. Crucially, there was emphasis on the key role of vaccination and preventing disease. Continue reading →