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Europe's summer drought threatens fish in rivers, lakes, and farms
NOVI SAD, Serbia — Small boats stand idle on cracked ground in a shriveled side channel of the Danube River in northern Serbia, where the water has receded into a couple of shrinking ponds under pressure from extreme drought and heat. Fish…
Our Yorkshire Farm's Clive Owen reflects on health and giving up farming
Amanda Owen said Clive had been unbearable after his operation Clive Owen admitted to being a 'horrible patient' following his hip operation. His admission comes after his ex-wife, Amanda Owen, called him 'unbearable' during a repeat of Our Farm…
AI Slop Might Be The Biggest Threat To America's Solar Farms
The human ability to discern fact from fiction is slowly eroding because AI is getting better at spreading misinformation. Knowing how scammers are using AI to trick you is all well and good until it's a different kind of scam. Anti-solar farm…
Controversial wind farm kick-starts flagging green energy scheme
A major east coast wind farm at the centre of a bitter legal dispute with a prominent anti-renewables group will begin construction within weeks, breaking a long investment drought that has threatened to upend Labor's 2030 climate targets.
Watch: New generation of women shaping farming
This was the subject of discussion with two recent graduates from the College of Agriculture Food & Rural Enterprise's (CAFRE) Greenmount Campus, Catherine McAdoo and Kaitlyn McBride. Both attended the 2026 Irish National Sheep Dog Trials held at…
Introducing the finalists for the British Farming Awards 'Family Farming Business of the Year' award 2026
For fourteen years, the British Farming Awards has shone a light on the best in British Farming. During this annual event, Britain's farming industry comes together to celebrate the achievements of its contemporaries. The 2026 Family Farming…
Clarkson's Farm star, 25, announces new £1.7 million venture
The Daily Mail has revealed that Harriet Cowan - who quickly became a fan favourite during her brief spell on the Amazon Prime series - has purchased a new farm. The 25-year-old from Derbyshire joined the cast in the fourth season of Clarkson's…
FYI BR: Farm Fête is coming, and Scotlandville branch reopens and upcoming fall events
On Sept. 1, First Tuesday will celebrate four years of bringing businesses, volunteers and nonprofits together to serve the community, and mark the milestone by officially expanding into Denham Springs, Louisiana, its second First Tuesday location.
Community farm in Gateshead undergoes renovation and now has western theme
A community farm on Tyneside has undergone a colourful renovation. Andy Morley of Creative Ginger is behind the new artwork at Bill Quay Farm in the Bill Quay area of Gateshead. The 58-year-old has created a western theme within the main barn. He…
Bluejays bounce back with win over USC at State Farm Women's Volleyball Showcase
Updated: 2:36 PM CDT Aug 30, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Creighton takes down USC in four sets at State Farm Women's Volleyball Showcase Updated: 2:36 PM CDT Aug 30, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Related…
Scottish salmon farms with 'green tick' for sustainability repeatedly break rules
We examined inspection reports published by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) – which certifies “highest standard” farms with a public-facing “green tick” – and found there have been breaches…
Commentary | Illinois solar farms aren't viable without your tax subsidies
There's an irony surrounding the battles over solar farms in Illinois. Residents are being forced — through mandatory surcharges in their electric bills — to pay for the very subsidies that help make solar projects profitable. Their…
Why the Phillies are restructuring how they run player development
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Last week, as the Phillies were in the midst of their longest winning streak this season, Dave Dombrowski convened a meeting with about 10 team officials at Citizens Bank Park. The topic? “We were just talking about…
50 years ago, cattle had to be brought down from the alp earlier because of the snow
In early September 1976, a drop in temperature brought snow to various regions of Switzerland. At the Julier Pass, about 350 cattle and cows had to be brought down to the valley ahead of schedule. In the photo, a herder is guiding a group of…
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