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Author: Pammy Riggs

Posted on 15/11/202116/11/2021

‘Just in Case’ vs ‘Wait and See’ – A Budding CHA’s View

'Just in Case' vs 'Wait & See'
One of the WHAg trainee Complementary Health Advisors, gives a personal insight into this valuable new programme.

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Posted on 28/09/202129/09/2021

A Sticky Solution to a Sticky Problem

Digital dermatitis in cows
Digital dermatitis in cows - Pammy Riggs takes us through alternative solutions to this niggling challenge.

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Posted on 15/09/202015/09/2020

The Bumpy Road to Success

A personal story of turning childhood farming dreams in to reality, and taking the bumpy road into biodiversity gain.

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Posted on 18/08/202015/09/2020

Red Mite Problem Resolved

'Cunning Not Chemicals!' is the mantra of award-winning poultry farmer, Pammy Riggs. She avoids dreaded Red Mite infestations by rigging up hanging perches which bamboozle the beastly biters and makes for happy hens.

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Posted on 27/07/202015/09/2020

Farming to Scale

Appropriate size or scale in the farming and growing world is something that needs to be discussed. Growth at any cost does not work but who is to say how big is too big?

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Posted on 10/03/202015/09/2020

Chicken Goes Cheep or Cheap?

  The original “cheep” is a smile-evoking sound if you have ever had the pleasure of hatching eggs in an incubator. What is beautiful, but also surprising for the uninitiated, is that the cheeping starts before the chick has hatched. Chicks hatched in the natural way, under a hen, emerge in spring - the original …

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