Brexit will disrupt food supply
Sky News reports that retailers continue to warn that the instigation of import controls at the end of the current…
Brexit will disrupt food supply
Sky News reports that retailers continue to warn that the instigation of import controls at the end of the current…
AIPH to Identify International Vision for Ornamental Horticulture
The International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) has launched a three year project with the aim of identifying an international…
A new year, a new tomato season
The Bayer Tomato Demo Greenhouse is ready to go. The Bayer Tomato Demo Greenhouse was replanted on Tuesday, January 5,…
Aldi wins the race for first UK strawberries
According to reports, for the second year in a row, Aldi has become the first supermarket to stock UK-grown strawberries…
Aldi wins the race for first UK strawberries
According to reports, for the second year in a row, Aldi has become the first supermarket to stock UK-grown strawberries…
Scottish cider maker asks for donations
East Lothian cider maker Thistly Cross is offering people who donate spare apples for its range of Scottish ciders a…
SSCR soft fruit winter meeting
The Scottish Society for Crop Research (SSCR) and Bulrush Horticulture Ltd are holding a joint Information Day and Soft Fruit…
European Commission welcomes Indian apple market
The EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, Phil Hogan, has welcomed the announcement on the improved access to the…
British Farming Awards return for eighth year
The British Farming Awards is back for another year to celebrate the work of farmers and food producers across the…
British Farming Awards return for eighth year
The British Farming Awards is back for another year to celebrate the work of farmers and food producers across the…
Briggs Irrigation new 76m boom
Briggs Irrigation has launched its largest UK-manufactured boom to date, a 76-metre version of its four-wheel chassis series. The new…
Briggs Irrigation new 76m boom
Briggs Irrigation has launched its largest UK-manufactured boom to date, a 76-metre version of its four-wheel chassis series. The new…
Record warm winter weather reinvigorates Blight vigilance
Blight generated strong debate at AHDB Potatoes’ Winter Forums held last month, as award winning Late-Blight specialist, Dr David Cooke,…
ARTIS Training Courses for the New Year
The Artis Training programme, based at NIAB, Cambridge, has a range of opportunities during 2016. The first events included: PR04…
Farmers celebrate British wine production on the eve of Oxford conferences
Farmers raised a glass to British wine production on the eve of the Oxford conferences in a debate with Innovative Farmers that brought…
