Powers introduced could see water bosses who cover up illegal sewage spills sent to prison for two years. New measures will force water companies to end their disgraceful behaviour and clean up our ...

Treating potato and sugar beet crops now with nitrogen fixing bacteria biofertilisers could ensure plants have essential nutrients available during key growth stages if dry weather compromises uptake ...

Dylan Jones at Castellior, Anglesey has been growing Wynnstay's Squire grass for the past 15 years. Farming in partnership with his father Wyn, he finishes around 1,600 dairy cross cattle a year on ...

Organic and ecological farmers can now access interest-free, unsecured loans of up to £25,000 following the relaunch of the charitable Dean Organic Fund. Run by the Organic Research Centre, the fund ...

In response to increased industry demand, and in line with best practice standards on Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR), FM BioEnergy has extended its on-farm Biogas Leak Detection Service with new, ...

The sunniest March on record has contributed to a bumper early harvest of British asparagus and rhubarb, with Ocado's sales data showing that consumers are taking full advantage.

The commercial forestry market in Great Britain appears to be stabilising, with high-quality plantations maintaining strong values and cautious optimism within the sector, according to forestry and ...

Two of the UK’s iconic native sheep breeds – the Manx Loaghtan and the Leicester Longwool breeds – are moved to the most urgent ‘Priority’ category in the new Rare Breeds Survival Trust (RBST) ...