Month: October 2016

Growers in West Sussex have warned that the horticultural sector there needs 4,000 migrants to survive in the wake of ...

Despite a lower numbers of entries due to the late harvest, the show fruit once again remains the show-stopping heart of the ...

The potential reduction in migrant labour post-Brexit may catalyse structural change in the agricultural and horticultural sectors, according to the ...

A new innovative ‘super nursey’ is to be built in London’s Hyde Park to produce nearly all the 500,000 flowers ...

The new chairman of the Chairman of Copa & Cogeca Fruit and Vegetable Working Party has set out his priorities; ...

With its tractors and trailers each covering up to 35,000 miles a year the choice of tyres is critical for ...

Kohl rabi sticks, cabbage rolls, fresh onions and a baby leaf curly kale, were just some of the concepts on ...

Anti-immigration think tank Migration Watch UK has advised the government to reject calls for a visa scheme for seasonal agricultural ...

The first outdoor melons in the UK have been produced by Kentish leafy salads grower Intercrop. A trial crop has ...

Agricultural and horticultural training provider ARTIS has announced details of its latest training courses for vegetable growers and others in ...