The coalition of 13 environmental organisations is calling on the UK government to support farmers to reduce their use of synthetic nitrogen fertilisers, by shifting to natural fertilisers and ...
A High Court hearing today (10 SEPT) will consider the approach of government department Defra to the Hereford breed of cattle in relation to the UK’s Native Breeds at Risk list.
Dr Thiago Morello, from the University of Exeter and Federal University of ABC in Brazil, said: "Our results suggest that tree-based carbon sequestration would be more consistent with the UK ...
Yara Sluiskil, Europe's largest ammonia and fertiliser plant can capture and liquefy up to 800,000 tons of CO₂annually from ammonia production thereby avoiding carbon taxation on these volumes. The ...
Well-known arable specialist Eric Anderson has joined Grounded Agronomy as Director and Principal Agricultural Adviser. The move will see him work alongside Zach Reilly and Juaad Al-Saffar to support ...
The PGRO is urging pea and bean growers to sign up to its newly launched Pulse Performance Network (PPN) ahead of autumn drilling. The network marks the next chapter for the pea and bean Yield ...
Potato growers should keep up fungicide programmes to protect against the spread of resistant late blight strains as rain returns, says Ed Maule, Agrii’s lead technical advisor for potatoes. “We ...
Both versions of the Teleskid remain unique among skid-steer and compact tracked loaders in having not only JCB’s patented single Powerboom design with its numerous advantages over traditional twin ...
ICSA Rural Development chair Edmond Phelan has said Minister Heydon must ensure that the new fertiliser support scheme does not discriminate against smaller-scale farmers. "All farmers are struggling ...
Despite a 24-percentage-point drop in spending sentiment, farmers remain open to innovation, McKinsey survey finds. Global survey of 5,500 farmers finds biologicals, gen AI, and digital insights ...
Livestock farming is entering a new phase of precision agriculture. Technology once used primarily to track and contain cattle is creating new opportunities to help farmers make decisions about animal ...
Dairy producers faced significant turmoil in 2025/26, but a strong first half of the year meant they managed to secure record margins before markets turned south.
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