Australian farmers losing trust in agricultural bodies
Growing discontent among Australian farmers raises questions about whether peak agricultural organisations truly represent their interests.
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Cornwall’s Badger Vaccination Breakthrough Fights Bovine TB
A groundbreaking collaboration between farmers and scientists in Cornwall is tackling bovine tuberculosis through badger vaccination, offering hope for a sustainable solution.
UK pea shortage feared as drought hits crops
British farmers warn of a potential pea shortage due to severe drought conditions, threatening supplies for popular dishes like mushy peas and salads.
UK farmers paid to protect waterways in new scheme
England introduces a new initiative offering financial incentives to farmers who help clean up rivers and streams on their land, promoting sustainable agriculture.
Farmers divided over 'Coke & peanuts' livestock method
A controversial farming trend involving Coca-Cola and peanuts has sparked heated debates among agricultural communities, with some hailing it as innovative and others warning of potential risks.
Reeves scraps 'tractor tax' after farmer backlash
Chancellor Rachel Reeves abandons plans to end agricultural inheritance tax breaks after fierce backlash from farmers, marking a swift policy reversal.
Nepal’s Coffee Revolution: Himalayan Beans vs. Starbucks
Discover how Nepal’s burgeoning coffee industry is making waves with its unique Himalayan flavours, challenging global coffee chains and boosting local farmers.
Tesco cuts prices on British-grown vegetables
Tesco has announced significant price cuts on British-grown fruits and vegetables to help consumers during the cost-of-living crisis while supporting UK farmers.
USDA Accused of Bias Against Black Farmers
A new report reveals systemic bias in USDA loan approvals, disproportionately affecting Black farmers during Trump's presidency.
Trump cuts PFAS research funding, farmers at risk
Former President Donald Trump has cut vital funding for PFAS contamination research, leaving farmers and rural communities vulnerable to the 'forever chemicals' crisis.
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