Rural bodies have warned that British farmers may be considering leaving their farms due to the recent record-breaking run of rainy weather, which has put the sector “on edge”. The
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Extreme weather and climate breakdown are causing low yields in farms both locally and abroad. Farmers in the UK are unable to plant important crops like potatoes, wheat or vegetables
Ministers called on the EU to increase the funding of the €60bn subsidy scheme for the Common Agricultural Policy in an effort to calm protests after Belgian farmers blocked roads
The Tories’ slim chances of staying in power are at risk. has been sweeping Europe with farmers’ protests for several months. Recently, in Thessaloniki, Greece, people dumped apples and chestnuts
Farmers have warned that if environmental standards are tightened for British farmers, but food imported from countries with lower standards is imported, eco-friendly foods will become an expensive luxury. Steve
As hard-pressed farmers are facing a reduction in subsidies, supermarkets may face shortages of British lamb and beef. Some farmers have reduced the number of cows or lambs that they
Solar power 20 years ago was cellular agriculture, and EV battery 10 years earlier. Moore’s Law has a rapid impact on costs, reducing them from high levels to a level
