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Fears are growing that Welsh holiday lets could be subjected to a firebombing campaign similar to the one carried out by Meibion Glyndŵr in the 1980s and 90s.

Grass-fed beef and lamb would become the UK’s ‘staple meats’ if the country were to switch to 100 per cent regenerative farming, a new report has found.

A mobile, local approach to the production of high quality organic fertilisers and soil amendments from anaerobically digested organic waste is the aim of the EU-funded NOMAD project, which was showcased at Cereals.

Sprayer operators have been given more time to collect the CPD points required for membership of the National Register of Sprayer Operators (NRoSO) scheme, following difficulties in collecting points during the Covid-19 pande

Pig industry figures have called on Government to provide some ‘proper support’ to halt the decline in production as the industry contracts.

A Government plan to ’make it easier’ to convert redundant farm barns and buildings has sparked mixed reactions among industry chiefs.

The ringside round-up from the Royal Cornwall Show

Tesco and Sainsbury’s have revised their milk price for July following farmer fury and resignations.

More than 250 GB farms opened their gates to tens of thousands of visitors on Sunday June 12 as part of Linking Environment and Farming (LEAF)’s annual Open Farm Sunday. 

BASF has received approval in Great Britain for its new active substance, Luximo (cinmethylin), and the product containing this active, Luxinum Plus, providing a new mode of action against grass-weeds.