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Good news for the countryside: A forecast we can trust fully By The Newsroom

Due to fog, Florence had lost sight of the shoreline.

The everyday challenges of foggy days By The Newsroom

Good new for the countryside column - Striving for excellence in all that we do By The Newsroom

You may have your allotment or garden on earth; but have you a garden in heaven too?

Do-It-Yourself farming By The Newsroom

A reminder in the Lough

The road to Quintin Bay By The Newsroom

Maize harvest underway at Loughgall last October. Picture: David Johnston

Maize plant isn't the only amazing thing By The Newsroom

Fly strike is a problem on farms during warm weather

The Maggot Problem!

Walter Waddell who died when he was 15

All life is precious By The Newsroom

Cattle on parade at a previous Ballymoney Show

Show season 2023 gets underway across NI By The Newsroom

Opening our doors Rev Ian Harbinson

At last year’s Balmoral Show, (left to right), Timothy Hamill of Granville Ecopark, Rev Kenny Hanna, PCI’s Rural Chaplain, and Wilbert Murdock of Burkes of Cornascriebe.

Balmoral: Blue-sky thinking on show By The Newsroom

Greens on multi-tier growing racks at a Dubai vertical farm

Supplying what we need Rev Knox Jones

Modern farming possesses a vast array of herbicides to help weed control.

The ‘miracle’ weed killer Ronald Annett

Slemish Mountain.

The swineherd By The Newsroom

There are signs of new life in the hedgerows

Wonderful spring Robin Fairbairn

A rock and a safe place

View from a wet and boggy Pigeon Rock Mountain

Doing things differently in 2023 By The Newsroom

Red wellied feet digging the veg patch over with a garden fork

Carbon and other footprints By The Newsroom

The dark nights of winter can be a bleak time

The coming light Rev David Reid

A farm sign

What’s in a name? By The Newsroom

Rev Kenny Hanna, Marcus McCollum and Rev John Torrens, Image: Rebecca McConnell

'How's the Form?' event for farmers Joanne Knox

When is the right time? Rev Knox Jones

Introducing the new rural chaplain By The Newsroom

Whitehouse Presbyterian Church on the Shore Road. Picture Ian Magill/News Letter archives

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: War memorial dedicated at Presbyterian church Darryl Armitage

Picture: Paul L/geograph.org.uk

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: New minister installed at Cushendall and Carnlough Darryl Armitage

Culnady Presbyterian Church, Upperlands in Co Londonderry. Picture: Google

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Popular astronomy lecture held at Presbyterian church Darryl Armitage

Visitors to the stand in 2019

Missing the Balmoral Show in 2020 By The Newsroom

General view of the scene where a mother and daughter were killed in a road crash on the Whitepark Road, just outside Ballycastle, County Antrim.

(Photo: Presseye)

Ballycastle tragedy: Mum Clare and daughter Bethany attended Bush Tots group - P... Andrew Quinn

Pictured at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, which is taking place in Belfast are (left to right) the Convener of the Council for Mission in Ireland Very Rev Dr Frank Sellar, Acting Council Secretary, Rev Jim Stothers and PCI's Chaplaincy Secretary, Rev Robert Bell, with PCI's new rural chaplain Rev Kenny Hanna.

First ‘Rural Chaplain’ is appointed by Presbyterian Church in Ireland