Author: Maria Sanchez

Fresh strawberries can be difficult to find at supermarkets these days, with many lacking the quality and freshness of homegrown or locally sourced berries. Steve Statler, a food safety expert

At a recent auction, a Texel shearling tup fetched a top price of £2,000, leading the trade at North West Auctions’ annual event. Other Texel shearlings sold for up to

August has been a mixed month for farmers, with some facing challenging harvest conditions while others, like John Pawsey from Shimpling, have had a surprisingly smooth run. Despite the overall

Çiftçiler, operasyonlarını en üst düzeye çıkarmak ve karbon emisyonlarını azaltmak için giderek daha fazla sürdürülebilir yöntemlere yöneliyor. Tarımın yenilenebilir enerjiye geçişte kilit bir rol oynamasıyla, çiftlik yenilenebilir enerji kaynakları 2024’te

A beef producer in her 60s, Fiona Gover, is sharing her journey of overcoming midlife hearing loss and the importance of addressing this issue following new evidence linking it to

The rate of inflation for building materials is finally starting to cool after a period of soaring prices, although some prices remain high. Construction material inflation initially dropped during the

At a recent two-day potato event in Lincolnshire, innovative techniques were showcased to help reduce soil movement, lower growing costs, and measure emissions in potato production. The Transformative Reduced Input

A diversified farm has maintained a high-input approach after expanding its flock size and arable land. George Evans, along with his parents and brother, manages Day House Farm in Shropshire,

The current outbreak of bluetongue virus serotype 3 (BTV-3) is expected to worsen before it improves, according to industry leaders. Since the initial case in late August, BTV-3 has been

The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has criticized Defra for failing to distribute around £130m in funding to farmers, calling it a setback for the agriculture sector. This shortfall was disclosed