Adam Henson Welcomes Rare Valais Blacknose Lamb on Farm
Countryfile presenter Adam Henson introduces a rare Valais Blacknose lamb on his Cotswolds farm, highlighting its unique value and charm compared to commercial breeds.
Category : Agriculture
Wine Corks in Birdbaths Can Save Bees from Drowning
A simple gardening tip recommends placing wine corks in birdbaths to prevent bees from drowning while drinking, ensuring both birds and bees stay safe and hydrated.
Five Crops to Grow for Major Grocery Bill Reductions
Expert Vince Braun reveals which home-grown crops offer the best return on investment, helping slash food costs while reducing waste. Discover optimal varieties for savings.
BBC Breakfast Warns Dog Owners on New Livestock Law
BBC Breakfast presenters Roger Johnson and Sarah Campbell highlight new amendments to the Dogs (Protection of Livestock) Act 2025, warning of unlimited fines and police seizure powers from March 18.
Kelvin and Liz Fletcher's Farm Future: Kids to Take Over
Kelvin and Liz Fletcher discuss their future plans for their farm, hoping their children will eventually take over the business while they enjoy retirement.
Basil Companion Planting Enhances Tomato Taste
Horticulturist Jamie Walton reveals how planting basil alongside tomatoes can improve their flavour and deter pests, offering expert spring gardening advice.
Boiling Water: The 'Only Effective' Permanent Weed Killer
Gardeners are ditching chemical weed killers for a simple kitchen hack: boiling water. Social media users hail it as the only method that permanently eliminates weeds by scalding roots and melting protective wax.
One Mineral to Transform Your Lawn and Eliminate Moss
A gardening specialist explains how iron sulphate can make lawns thicker, greener, and moss-free, offering professional tips for spring lawn care.
Expert Mulch Selection Tips for Spring Gardening Success
A gardening specialist explains how to choose the right mulch for your garden this spring, comparing compost, bark, manure and other options for weed control and soil health.
TikTokers Ruin California Tulip Farm in Social Media Stampede
A California tulip farmer's season was cut short after viral TikTok videos drew massive crowds who trampled and discarded flowers, forcing an early closure and sparking outrage over destructive social media trends.
Nagi Maehashi Brands Australian Tomatoes Tasteless and Sour
RecipeTinEats sensation Nagi Maehashi has launched a scathing critique of Australian-grown tomatoes, calling them sour and tasteless. Veteran farmer Austie Breiner agrees, blaming supermarket demands for tough varieties that survive long transport.
Star Jasmine: Fragrant Climber for Summer Gardens
Discover how star jasmine can transform your garden with its rich vanilla scent and evergreen foliage, perfect for small spaces and easy care tips from experts.
Iran War Sparks UK Fruit and Vegetable Shortage Fears
British fruit and vegetable growers warn that soaring energy and transportation costs from the Iran war could lead to empty supermarket shelves, with many producers at risk of ending their season early.
Iran War Could Trigger Global Food Crisis via Fertiliser Shortages
Yara International CEO warns extended Iran conflict could slash crop yields by 50%, with soaring fertiliser prices hitting poorest nations hardest.
UK Farmers Struggle as Iran War Increases Fertiliser Costs
British farmers like James Cox are grappling with soaring fertiliser and fuel prices due to Middle East conflict, threatening food production and raising inflation fears.
Licence Points Proposed for Fly-Tipping Drivers in UK
Motorists caught illegally dumping waste could face penalty points on their driving licence under new government plans to tackle fly-tipping, with repeat offenders risking licence loss.
UK Growers Warn of Empty Shelves from Iran War Costs
British fruit and vegetable growers warn soaring energy and transport costs from the Iran war could halt production, leading to empty supermarket shelves and early season closures.
UK Supermarkets Face Fresh Produce Shortages from Iran Conflict
British fruit and vegetable growers warn they may halt production due to soaring energy and transport costs sparked by the Iran conflict, potentially emptying supermarket shelves of fresh produce.
Potato Tower Planting in March for Summer Harvest
Gardening expert Simon Akeroyd reveals a simple compost tower method for planting potatoes in March, ensuring a tasty summer crop with minimal space and effort.
Celia Hammond: Model Turned Animal Rescue Champion
Former Vogue model Celia Hammond swapped the catwalk for cat rescue, founding a trust that has rehomed over 73,000 animals. At 85, she leads a £1.5m campaign amid rising welfare crises.
Clarkson's Farm TB-Free After Seven-Month Lockdown
Jeremy Clarkson announces his Oxfordshire farm is officially free of bovine tuberculosis after a seven-month lockdown, but reveals a devastating new blow involving a donkey.
UK Food Prices to Spike as Iran War Hits Fertiliser Supplies
The National Farmers Union warns that UK food prices could surge due to soaring fertiliser costs, with the Strait of Hormuz blockade disrupting global supply chains and threatening harvest yields.
Daffodil Hack: Buy Potted for Triple the Blooms and Savings
A TikTok user reveals that switching from cut daffodil bunches to potted plants can extend their life threefold and save money long-term, with tips for care and replanting.
Grow Your Own Lemons from Supermarket Pips, Says Gardener
A gardening expert reveals how to cultivate lemon plants from supermarket pips on your windowsill or in a greenhouse, saving money and enjoying homegrown fruit.
Summer Bulbs Flower Until October If Planted Now Says Expert
Horticulturist Emma Fell recommends planting dahlias, cannas and lilies now for continuous colour from summer through autumn. These easy-to-grow bulbs provide vibrant blooms for borders, patios and containers.
UK Plates to Transform by 2035 with Lab-Grown Meats and Insects
A new report reveals innovative food technologies like lab-grown meats, edible insects, and vertical farming could reshape UK diets within 10-15 years, with safety assessments underway.
Many Tears Animal Rescue Centre Investigated for Misconduct
Animal Licensing Wales and police have launched an inquiry into Many Tears rescue centre in Carmarthenshire following complaints from pet owners and a former employee about treatment of dogs.
Middle East Conflict Threatens Australia's Food Security
Food security expert warns Australia faces months of potential food shortages and soaring prices due to Middle East conflict disrupting fuel and fertiliser supplies, urging households to grow their own produce.
Oregon Approves $2.1M to Buy Abiqua Falls from Redfin Listing
Oregon lawmakers have approved $2.1 million to purchase Abiqua Falls, a beloved 92-foot waterfall listed on Redfin, ensuring continued public access and protection for future generations.
Giant Pipe Rises 10 Metres Overnight in Osaka, Baffling Onlookers
A massive steel pipe inexplicably rose over 10 metres from a construction site in Osaka, Japan, causing traffic chaos and confusion among witnesses and officials.
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