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Hilda the IVF calf
From biochar to selective breeding, technology has been touted as a major weapon in reducing the carbon footprint of farming. Some say it could decrease agricultural emissions by as much as 20% over the...
Hilda the IVF calf
From biochar to selective breeding, technology has been touted as a major weapon in reducing the carbon footprint of farming. Some say it could decrease agricultural emissions by as much as 20% over the...
Self-proclaimed natural world defenders Greenpeace UK said a typical British roast dinner contains over 100 pesticides
Committee says British way of life is under threat from heat, flooding and drought
This week from Farmers Guardian readers: Richard Bruce, Isle of Wight, discusses concerns surrounding glyphosate use, regulation and the farming sector’s reliance on chemical weed control