Scottish salmon industry ‘misleading consumers’ on death rates, sea lice and chemicals, activists say
Exclusive: Suppliers to Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and top-end restaurants breeding fish with severe wounds and releasing chemicals into water, report claims ...
The £40bn nuclear project at risk of becoming another British white elephant
On the Suffolk coast, an army of yellow diggers and dump trucks are levelling fields and preparing the ground for one of ...
One farmer's confession shows why Rachel Reeves' farm tax is such a big mistake
COMMENT: Farmers will take their tractors to Westminster in a show of resistance against the inheritance tax raid which ...
I moved to one of the world's bleakest places and have more friends than I had in London
Having read about relocating to the Falklands in the Sunday Express back in the 70s, Rob Burnett's family upped sticks and ...
Hit BBC show’s HQ could be forced to SHUT DOWN after 40 years
THE future of BBC Gardeners’ World set could be at risk after plans for a 67-acre solar farm were put forward. Barnsdale ...
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Shearing courses now live on British Wool website
British Wool has announced that shearing courses are now live on its website. The experienced team of instructors will be running more than 100 courses between April and August this year, offering ...
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On the Farm: Winging it on Super Sunday!
If you love Super Bowl snacks, then thank a farmer. Whether it is wings, or chili, or nachos, or barbecue, or nearly anything else on your Big Game buffet table, an ...
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Farmers stumble upon solution to restore 'zombie' ponds on their land: 'You get a lot of ... bang for your buck'
When Joe Gray coppiced a patch of woodland on his Essex farm, he noticed that an abandoned pond sprang back into life since ...
Meet the Gentle Giant: Mastering some of North America's Hardest Climbing Routes in the 1960’s
Don Vockeroth a Canadian climbing legend toppled some of the hardest routes under equipped by today’s standards ...
The UK got rid of coal—where’s it going next?
The UK, however, appears to be ahead in terms of immediate reductions in coal use and the integration of renewables into its ...
Why supermarkets are siding with farmers over inheritance tax
Simply put, the pressures on farmers can have far-reaching consequences for supermarket supply chains. A key reason for their ...
Every major supermarket turns on Starmer over tractor tax
Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Asda sign up to damning letter warning over ‘the long-term stability of the nation's food ...