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Manx NFU Statement – The Isle of Man and United Kingdom are proven to have the highest levels of animal welfare across the whole of the EU. We refute any derogatory statements made in relation to the welfare of animals in transit when being shipped live to the United Kingdom. Livestock travels for various reasons; Sale and transfer of stock Breeding programs Slaughter – onward fattening To shows and events … To continue reading Live export – press release please click here  The IOM College are running Diplomas in Agriculture and Environmental Conservation, details of which are below. Please contact Caroline Perry on 490488 or Paula Creer on 490267 who would be delighted to speak to you for an initial discussion if you would like further information or are interested in joining any of the courses. Details: Diplomas in Agriculture and Environmental Conservation by Paula Creer, Alan Radcliffe and Caroline Perry at … To continue reading INTERESTED IN AGRICULTURE? LEAVING SCHOOL? please click here The Isle of Man College are now running pesticides courses. If any Member is interested in attending a course please contact Carole Collister via the email below for further information on what is available. Carole.collister@college.doe.gov.im
There was a very special event on the Manx National Farmers’ Union stand at the 2014 Royal Manx Agriculture Show, when previous President, renowned farmer, local radio personality and lay preacher, John Kennaugh was presented with a life membership of the Manx NFU by current President, Brian Brumby. Brian paid tribute not only to John’s significant contribution to the MNFU during his 10 year Presidency but also his contribution to … To continue reading Past President and Local Farming Ambassador Honoured please click here The MNFU would like to remind everyone that at this time of year that there are many cows with their calves out in the fields. It is essential that you must never walk in fields with cows and calves. The mothers are very protective of their calves and can become quite aggressive. Please stick to designated footpaths and keep dogs on leads near any livestock whether cows or sheep. If … To continue reading COWS AND CALVES please click here The Spring and Summer is an incredibly busy time out in the Manx countryside but also very exciting with lots of new arrivals and the promise of crops to come. Please remember if you are out enjoying the beautiful weather and countryside to keep your dogs under control – they can seriously kill and injure lambs and sheep, also be aware that cows with young calves can be very protective … To continue reading Countryside Code please click here Please see the link to the Manx Farming Matters Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Manx-Farming-And-Food-Matters/101735529950387 If you have any questions on this Facebook page please contact the office.
The Manx NFU is backing farmers on the Island who have been experiencing problems with dogs worrying sheep and other livestock. Under current Manx law, The Dog Act, allows farmers the right to shoot on sight any dog that is attacking or worrying livestock. However, many farmers are reluctant to do this and in many cases they find the evidence after the event rather than catch the culprit in the … To continue reading Dog owners warned to keep their pets under control please click here The Manx National Farmers’ Union are delighted to announce their new President, Brian Brumby. Brian, a dairy farmer from Ballakillingan, Lezayre, has been Vice-President for the past 3 years and is a staunch campaigner of Manx Farming and produce. Brian has taken over the role of President from Ray Craine who has been at the head of the MNFU for the past 3 years and has successfully steered the Union … To continue reading MNFU NEW PRESIDENT please click here The Manx NFU is working on several key issues pertinent to Manx farmers. From championing the ongoing security of the Island’s three main food processors – Isle of Man Meats, Isle of Man Creamery and Laxey Glen Mills to in-depth discussions on Govt Consultations through to electricity wayleaves. The Manx NFU is the voice for the agricultural industry on the Isle of Man. The Union has a democratic structure ensuring … To continue reading Union continues to fight for Members’ interests please click here |
 
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