Less weeding, less watering, better crops ... a horticulturalist's dream
Less weeding, less watering, better crops ... a horticulturalist's dream, right?
Vale farmer in energy crop trials
Early crop trials are underway in the Vale of Glamorgan ahead of a major UK-wide trial of Sunergy, a low maintenance crop that promises to absorb carbon, provide green energy and boost wildlife populations.
North Wales seafood crosses ocean for global showcase
Welsh seafood will be on display in Spain later next week at the world’s largest trade event for the sector – Seafood Expo Global 2022.
Powys farm plays part in Wales' world-leading lamb
The Welsh government’s rural affairs minister has visited a farm near Rhayader in Powys which is part of a drive to ensure that Welsh lamb continues to lead the world in terms of quality.
North Wales butcher's in line for top award
“At Swan’s we refer to food metres not food miles” – that’s the environmental ethos that has helped fuel a farm-to-fork transformation at a north Wales butchery business and earned the recognition of a nomination for a prestigious UK-wide industry innovation award.
How Norwegian goats led the way to net zero fencing
The journey to net zero is ongoing and new technologies are supporting farmers in the process.
Five ways for dairy farms to tackle their carbon footprint
Many Welsh dairy farms will need to increase production efficiency to reduce their carbon footprint and meet market and policy-driven emissions targets.
'Get in early' advice for £227m grants
Farmers, food growers and tree-planters should take advantage of new funding available as soon as possible, land owners have been advised.
Show leads way to lower carbon world
The importance of renewable energy and robust food security was brought into sharp focus at the recent Low Carbon Agriculture Show in Stoneleigh, Warwickshire.
