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SJ Fall Summit: The Benefits of Rengenerative Cotton Farming
With growing pressure on the apparel industry to prove its sustainability efforts, the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) is getting ready to publish its first impact report in five years. At the Fall Sourcing Journal Summit, Jasmin Malik Chua, climate…
MorningStar Farms gets a retro rebrand in the era of the fake meat culture wars
The plant-based meat category has spent the last several years fighting an uphill battle in a cultural climate that's turned food into a political statement. MorningStar Farms, one of the oldest players in the game, just rebranded to remind people…
Council challenges Sleaford Beacon Fen solar farm approval
A Reform UK government would try to prevent solar farms from connecting to the national grid, the party's deputy leader said. Richard Tice, MP for Boston and Skegness, spoke as Lincolnshire County Council said it had launched a judicial review of a…
Council challenges Sleaford Beacon Fen solar farm approval
Emma Petrie, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire and Sharon Edwards, BBC Political Reporter, Lincolnshire A Reform UK government would try to prevent solar farms from connecting to the national grid, the party's deputy leader said. Richard Tice, MP for…
Farm Rio Taps Veritree to GPS Track Its 1 Million Tree Pledge
B Corp fashion brand Farm Rio will plant more than one million trees over the next three years to help recover the degraded landscapes in Maranhão, the northern region of Brazil. The commitment will be tracked and verified by nature…
Jeremy Clarkson update after ambulance was found at farm
Jeremy Clarkson has explained why emergency services were spotted on his Diddly Squat farm in Oxfordshire. On Saturday afternoon (October 3), the television host and personality drove to the farm after clips began to surface on social media that an…
Cork artist Maitiú MacCárthaigh: 'I was not the 'right' son to go into farming
'I'm the eldest, but as time went on, it became obvious that I was not ‘right' son to go into farming. 'I got into art for my Leaving Cert, and moved up to Cork to do a foundation course before going on to the Crawford.”…
School students get a taste of farming life
Fixing fences and throwing gumboots was all part of the rural taster course that was the Clash of the Colleges in Canterbury. More than 200 student competitors took to the paddocks of Arion Farm Education Park in McLeans Island for the event, run…
The Berry Farms pumpkin patch in Miami is among many to visit this fall
A common pastime to take part in the fall is to visit a pumpkin patch. And whether you're looking to take a pumpkin home or snap plenty of pictures, there's a variety of activities available for the whole family in South Florida. In Miami-Dade…
Farm Soho enters administration and closes its doors
Great Marlborough Street post-production facility shuts down after investment deal collapses Post-production house Farm Soho entered into administration today, and has closed its doors to staff and clients. Broadcast understands the company shut…
Cyprus adds €2m to youth farming scheme as demand rises
The government approved an additional €2 million to ensure that all young people who have expressed interest in entering Cyprus' primary sector can benefit from a new support scheme, President Nikos Christodoulides has announced. Speaking at…
Bronze Age farmers turned to a hardy crop with new relevance for modern farming
When a new crop turns up in the archaeological record, the easy reading is that new people brought it with them. In Bronze Age Poland, the first millet-eaters had been there all along. They grew up on wheat and barley, then took up the new grain as…
Cork solar farm becomes first under State renewables scheme
A Cork solar farm has become the first project in Ireland to operate under the Government's Small Scale Renewable Energy Support Scheme (SRESS). The 650kW facility at Meadstown, Kildorrery, features more than 1,000 solar panels across 1.5 acres and…
Amanda Owen reflects on children growing up and 'wrinkles' since Our Yorkshire Farm
The Yorkshire Shepherdess spoke exclusively to The Northern Echo as she attended a special celebration of Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids in Northallerton. Amanda, former husband Clive and their nine children originally became household…
Rotherham riders fear for future of biking 'community
A group of trial bike riders in Rotherham have said they fear their 'special community' will be lost if they cannot secure planning permission. A proposal to change farmland at Hooton Roberts for use as a recreational trial bikes area was…
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