Environment

Self-proclaimed natural world defenders Greenpeace UK said a typical British roast dinner contains over 100 pesticides

Wiltshire Council said the resident had made no attempt to use the household recycling centre which was open on the day the waste was dumped

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

Gov schemes must aid transition as farmers battle input costs and climate crisis

A Cornish farmer has been told to pay out £3,765 after a spill of digestate at his farm led to a fish kill in the River Ottery

Can genetics play an important role in helping to lower a farm’s carbon footprint?

Union tells Scots Gov to make position accusing First Minister of 'moving too far, too fast'

The National Sheep Association warns the reintroduction threatens farm livelihoods and wellbeing

Award aims to celebrate the work taking place on farms to protect and enhance water quality through innovative and effective land management