Farming news from the last 24 hours CROP WATCHCrop Watch: Standard urea fertiliser cut-off approachesThis week brings the spring equinox, with days being longer than nights, and hopes for more spring-like weather. Many hard decisions are now being made on whether to redrill, keep… AIR AND WATERLaw firm to seek compensation for River Wye pollutionA law firm that specialises in environmental litigation is building a case against poultry giant Avara Foods to try to win compensation for thousands of people and businesses in the… SPRAYERSHorsch VT and PT self-propelleds to get Claas X11 cabBuyers of Horsch’s latest VT and PT self-propelled sprayers will get a quieter and more spacious workspace, courtesy of Claas. The X11 cab from the German firm's high-horsepower harvesters replaces… COMPLIANCEFour farming unions to oversee wider Red Tractor reviewA wide-ranging review into Red Tractor and the farm assurance network will now be overseen by all four main UK farming unions, the AHDB has confirmed. The second, broader review… ENVIRONMENTTree planting grant uplift for English growersFarmers and landowners participating in the England Woodland Creation Offer (Ewco) are to receive extra funding for so-called “additional contributions”, which go beyond the basic grant for planting more trees.… BUSINESSPulses UK joins AIC creating stronger voice for growersIndustry membership group Pulses UK is set to join the Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) later this year, which should bolster both organisations. Pulses UK members, who comprise processors and users… FARM POLICYShort films reveal harsh realities of farming in WalesFarmers have teamed up with an independent film production company to record a series of hard-hitting short films about the realities of farming in Wales. Gareth Wyn Jones, a hill…