Category : Agriculture


Second Bluetongue Suspect Case in Co Down

A second suspected bluetongue outbreak in County Down has led to a new 20km control zone. Officials urge farmer vigilance as the virus threatens livestock. Learn the symptoms and restrictions.

Helen Skelton on 'humbling' farm TV mishaps

Presenter Helen Skelton reveals she finds it 'very humbling' when things go wrong on Winter on the Farm and has learned to laugh at herself. The new series airs 10th December on Channel 5.

Greek Police Fire Tear Gas at Protesting Farmers

Greek riot police used tear gas against farmers attempting to blockade Thessaloniki airport over delayed EU subsidies. Protests escalate with nationwide roadblocks. Read the latest.

Unlimited fines for dog attacks on livestock

Dog owners in England and Wales now face unlimited fines if their pets worry livestock, including newly protected llamas and alpacas. Read the full details of the new Bill.

Seismic Waves Boost Soil Health and Crop Yields

Groundbreaking 'soilsmology' research shows low-frequency sound waves can revitalise soil, increasing yields by up to 30%. Discover how this eco-friendly tech could transform UK farming.

Seismic Waves to Map Soil Health in Farming Breakthrough

A revolutionary 'soilsmology' project, born from an Oxford pub conversation, uses seismic technology to map soil health. This could boost yields, cut pollution, and take the guesswork out of farming for UK growers.

Trump Sends More Water to California Farms, Angers Officials

The Trump administration will increase water supplies to California's Central Valley farms from Friday, fulfilling a January order. State officials and environmental groups warn of severe ecological and economic consequences. Read the full analysis.

Bean Family Farm faces closure in land trust battle

A 14th-generation Massachusetts farm, run by an L.L. Bean descendant, fights to survive. A local land trust blocks expansion onto conserved land, sparking a legal battle and fears of a community food desert.

520+ Chemicals Found in English Soil from Human Waste

A new study reveals over 520 chemicals, including banned pharmaceuticals, are persisting in English soils due to the use of treated human waste as fertiliser, posing potential risks to the food chain.

Swine Fever Outbreak in Spain Blamed on Sandwich

Spain's military is deployed after an African swine fever outbreak near Barcelona, potentially caused by a contaminated sausage sandwich. Key exports to the UK and China are halted.

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