June 30, 2021
BEE ROAD aims to plant pollinator ‘pit stops’ across Britain
Arla BEE ROAD aims to plant ‘pollinator pit stops’ across farmland, back gardens and window boxes in a bid to support biodiversity.
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June 30, 2021
Pioneering new training course for the organic sector
Independent awarding body, BASIS, has collaborated with OF&G (Organic Farmers and Growers) and Abacus Agriculture to develop a brand new training course.
June 29, 2021
Strong end to the 2020 wool selling season
As the shearing seasons starts to gain momentum, British Wool have confirmed that the wool market is continuing to recover with the 2020 selling season ending strongly with robust demand and improving prices.
June 29, 2021
Pioneering ‘leaky dam’ pilot project hopes to reduce flooding in Berkshire
A pioneering natural flood management scheme is helping to “slow the flow” of the River Pang, aiming to reduce the risk of flooding in the local area.
April 26, 2021
£30 million redevelopment
A £30m redevelopment aimed at improving productivity, boosting crop profitability and generating new skilled jobs is underway at NIAB EMR at East Malling in Kent.
April 26, 2021
£30 million redevelopment
A £30m redevelopment aimed at improving productivity, boosting crop profitability and generating new skilled jobs is underway at NIAB EMR at East Malling in Kent.
April 26, 2021
Pigs need cash injection
With the Government itself pointing out that pig farmers’ incomes have fallen by 87% over the past year, an Essex breeder has joined calls for a Covid-19 support package to be provided.
April 26, 2021
Pigs need cash injection
With the Government itself pointing out that pig farmers’ incomes have fallen by 87% over the past year, an Essex breeder has joined calls for a Covid-19 support package to be provided.
April 26, 2021
Red tape could leave fruit unpicked
While fruit growers are again facing a staffing crisis, South East Farmer has been told that new recruitment agencies are being prevented from working efficiently by government red tape.
April 26, 2021
Red tape could leave fruit unpicked
While fruit growers are again facing a staffing crisis, South East Farmer has been told that new recruitment agencies are being prevented from working efficiently by government red tape.
April 7, 2021
Kent farmers urged to share their views on environment schemes
A survey is looking for arable farmers to share their views on how agri-environment schemes can benefit them and their local wildlife.
