Farm Business

A judicial review attempt by Chris Packhams Wild Justice has been thrown out by the High Court, with the group ordered to pay Defra and interested parties costs up to £8,900 and £1,100 respectively.

Images were widely shared on social media of Australian beef which had been mislabelled as Welsh PGI

A growing number of female auctioneers were helping to drive trade through a successful career behind the rostrum. Farmers Guardian reports.

With the Government’s vision to quadruple the number of ’green’ jobs by 2030, Olivia Midgley looks at new research by e-railer Bower Collective which shows environmental-related job roles are on the rise.

With the uptick in students looking to study agricultural related subjects since the Covid-19 pandemic, a land-based college in Warwickshire has seen more than double the enrolments it expected for its agriculture course.

The Welsh Government has been urged to review the cap on compensation for animals slaughtered under the bovine TB eradication programme.

Defra has been urged to re-allocate any unused seasonal poultry visas to the wider meat industry as supply chain pressure builds in the run-up to the festive season.

Members of The Farming Forum (TFF) Grassroots Group have urged the Government to allocate more than 60 per cent (62.5) of England’s £2.4bn agriculture budget to permanent grassland.

A new briefing for MPs and Peers which explored the potential health risks associated with pesticides, and their regulation post-Brexit, has been published by a University of Sheffield (UOS) PhD researcher.

The Oxford Artisan Distillery’s Dave Smith spoke to Hannah Binns about why responsible farming needs to be the first step in the spirit-making process.