UK farmers ripping up unaffordable orchards, NFU president says | Farming
Farmers are ripping up orchards because they are unable to afford to keep them, the president of the National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has said, in...
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Growing together: how city farms have nurtured a generation of urban kids | Farming
Tucked in a deep cleft east of Newcastle city centre, surrounded by the monochrome of the city’s tarmac and concrete, housing estates and warehouses, is...
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UK could miss net zero target if eco-friendly farming scheme is delayed, warns report | Farming
There will be a “substantial gap” in UK agriculture’s efforts to reach net zero if post-Brexit environment-friendly subsidies are delayed by another two years, according...
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KFC faces backlash over ‘misleading’ portrayal of chicken farming | Environment
KFC has been accused of a “misleading” portrayal of chicken farming after activists revisited a farm recently highlighted in a film by a YouTube influencer....
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‘Mud-dipped masterpiece’: a creative approach to carbon farming conversations | Farming
On a rainy day 50km west of Moree in north-west New South Wales, Brisbane artist Jane Milburn navigates through the sinking black soil quintessential to...
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South Africa’s boom in tiger farming ‘contributing to species decline’
Issued on: 02/02/2022 – 18:09 South Africa has seen a boom in farming tigers for commercial export in recent years, potentially posing an additional threat...
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Indian PM Modi repeals controversial farming laws after a year of protests
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday he would repeal three agriculture laws that farmers have been protesting against for more than a year,...
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China willing to help in digital farming for agriculture revolution in Pakistan
BEIJING: China is willing to share its experience and help integrate information technology and agriculture to bring about a green revolution in Pakistan. Facing the...
