Category : Agriculture


'Boringly beautiful' shed wins Shed of the Year 2024

A meticulously crafted, 'boringly beautiful' garden shed in Surrey has been crowned the UK's Shed of the Year 2024, winning a coveted title and £1,000 prize for its classic design and serene atmosphere.

Birnbeck Pier awarded £8m in lottery rescue bid

The iconic but crumbling Birnbeck Pier in Weston-super-Mare has been thrown a vital £8 million lifeline from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, marking a pivotal moment in the decades-long fight to save the unique Victorian structure from complete collap

Exotic Pink Pineapple Arrives in UK Supermarkets

The UK's fruit scene is getting a major upgrade with the arrival of the Pinkglow® pineapple. This revolutionary fruit, boasting vibrant pink flesh and an exceptionally sweet taste, is now available for British shoppers seeking an exotic and luxurious trea

2-Ingredient DIY Spray Obliterates Garden Pests

Green-fingered experts reveal a remarkably simple and cheap homemade pesticide using just washing-up liquid and olive oil. This powerful hack protects your prized plants from destructive aphids and mites without harsh chemicals.

Northern Ireland Powers Up Using Its Peatlands

A groundbreaking initiative in Northern Ireland is turning degraded peatlands into a source of renewable energy, tackling emissions and creating a sustainable model for agriculture and climate action.

Luxury US beach homes on verge of collapse into ocean

Dramatic footage captures multi-million dollar homes in North Carolina's Outer Banks on the verge of collapsing into the Atlantic Ocean as beach erosion accelerates, forcing evacuations and urgent demolition talks.

Cowgirl Revolution: Women Transforming American Ranching

Meet the pioneering women reshaping the iconic but fading tradition of cattle ranching in the American West. From financial innovation to sustainable practices, female ranchers are forging a new future for this rugged industry.

Farmers Paid to Host Lynx and Beavers in Rewilding Scheme

Exclusive: Landowners could receive public money to reintroduce apex predators and ecosystem engineers like lynx and beavers to English countryside under government-backed rewilding proposals aimed at biodiversity boost.

Deadly Beetle Larvae Found in Baby Nappies Sparks Crisis

Australian authorities issue a major biosecurity warning after discovering destructive Khapra beetle larvae in baby nappy products. The invasive species poses a severe threat to agriculture and stored food supplies.

Greece bans sheep movement after sheeppox outbreak

Greek authorities have declared a temporary nationwide ban on the movement of sheep and goats after a severe outbreak of sheeppox, a highly contagious viral disease, was detected on the island of Lesvos.

Electric Kids' Tractor Toy Half Price at Argos

Parents are racing to Argos to snap up a massive 50% discount on a popular electric ride-on tractor toy for kids. The battery-powered vehicle, complete with trailer, is now just £70 down from £140.

Fury over plan to demolish New Forest's 100-year-old bridge

Residents of affluent Brockenhurst are up in arms as New Forest District Council pushes forward with controversial plans to demolish a cherished century-old footbridge, replacing it with a modern structure despite fierce local opposition and heritage conc

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