Scottish farmers deploy laser beams to stop sea eagles eating their lambs

Barton Contractors, Mellor, Lancashire After signing a five-year contract on a roads project in Cambridgeshire, contractor Neil Barton decided to upgrade his tankers. He previously had a forage wagon and says there is no comparison. AP Spreader is a winner Phil is an agricultural contractor providing various services to farmers in the territory.

He has an AP with greedy boards on top for additional capacity. He is not a typical New Zealand farmer in that he like to be self-sufficient and is always looking for ways to make some additional off-farm income. Both he and his sons think it is fantastic completely changed his slurry usage.

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The move has been met with outrage by farmers who claim the advert wrongly suggests that dairy farmers have scant regard for animal welfare. After the publication of the advert, which also appeared in the Sunday Telegraph, the ASA received seven complaints, many from those working in the dairy industry, insisting that the advert was inaccurate and misleading. The Telegraph can reveal that the Go Vegan World group is actually a spin off from an Irish animal rights group founded by a woman who was inspired to go vegan after she adopted two lambs.

Initially, she campaigned in her home country of Ireland, but after receiving donations she has expanded her advertising campaign to other countires. Last year her organisation, a not profit company, focused on the UK launching high profile and costly campaigns in Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Newcastle Upon Tyne. The group is particularly keen on targeting university campuses, bus shelters, digital billboards and taxis with their highly emotive adverts.