Chris McCullough
Photojournalist at Freelance
Multi award winning freelance journalist & photographer based in Northern Ireland. Treks the world hunting for the best stories in food, farming and politics!
Articles
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5 days ago |
ravallirepublic.com | Chris McCullough
Technology in agriculture is advancing at such a pace that it’s now easy for farmers to monitor livestock health and welfare by simple digital devices. In the past farmers needed to personally inspect cattle on a regular basis to keep an eye out for any sicknesses. But now technology, influenced by artificial intelligence, can identify problems in individual animals and send details to the farmer’s phone. Love Funny Wow Sad Angry
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1 week ago |
agupdate.com | Chris McCullough
Chris McCulloughFor Agri-View Technology in agriculture is advancing at such a pace that it’s now easy for farmers to monitor livestock health and welfare by simple digital devices. In the past farmers needed to personally inspect cattle on a regular basis to keep an eye out for any sicknesses. But now technology, influenced by artificial intelligence, can identify problems in individual animals and send details to the farmer’s phone.
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1 week ago |
farmersguardian.com | Chris McCullough
Australian dairy farm forges ahead despite uncertain future Despite an uncertain future for the Kelly family's dairy farm, they are still keen to improve efficiencies and educate the public about the industry Chris McCullough 28 May 2025 • 4 min read
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1 week ago |
thefarmingforum.co.uk | Chris McCullough
Written by Agriland Team from AgrilandBy Chris McCulloughMaking daily videos about his dairy farm in Germany is no easy task, but it is one that Amos Venema carries out with a passion, in order to keep consumers connected to how milk is produced. Amos uses a number of social media outlets, such as X and Instagram, as well as MyKuhTube, to interact with the public, educating them on where their food comes from.
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2 weeks ago |
thefencepost.com | Chris McCullough
With around 1 billion pigs worldwide the pork sector produces significant quantities of emissions per year that are now under government scrutiny with targets for reduction. Due to the intensity of their production system, pigs emit significant levels of ammonia and greenhouse gases in their feces and urine, which builds up in the barns.
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Another perfect Belfast sunny morning at @BELFASTCITY_AIR about to depart with @British_Airways to LHR then HAM. Samson & Goliath cranes looking well in the distance. https://t.co/e3jrEXkZKl
Media request to farmers affected by the Queensland floods. Give me a shout so I can tell the true story to my international readers. #Queensland #floods #Australia
BREAKING NEWS! My news stories on UK investment company Consolidated Pastoral Company (CPC) purchasing the world's biggest sheep farm in Australia has gone viral on @TheFencePost. My story has reached almost 700,000 views! @troysetter Have a read: https://t.co/PegLQDBpIf
