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Classifying glyphosate as carcinogen 'not justified', EU agency says
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has again concluded that classifying the weedkiller glyphosate as a carcinogen is 'not justified'. The EU body…
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The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has again concluded that classifying the weedkiller glyphosate as a carcinogen is 'not justified'. The EU body…
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Growers have no confidence in purchasing inputs due to a complete lack of transparency in the fertiliser market, the NFU has warned. The union has…
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A simplified 'business risk register' could help arable growers manage the higher level of risk they are facing next season because of inflationary…
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Arable land values in England have jumped by more than a third over the past decade, with further prices rises anticipated, despite new pressures by…
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Rising costs coupled with a reduction in subsidies could lead to fields being left unplanted as farmers face tough decisions, an industry expert has…
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Potato growers can now get advance warning of the best time to apply Quantis biostimulant to best tackle the effects of heat stress events. The…
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Farmers using plant protection products (PPPs) are being reminded to register their details on a new government database by 22 June. Announced last…
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Almost half of UK food growers and manufacturers have rationalised or reduced their output owing to labour shortages, a new survey shows. The…
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A series of electrical safety events will commence in the East of England as the busy harvest period nears when combines, tractors and telehandlers…
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Another unseasonably dry spring may have reduced early blight risk so far, but growers have been warned of the prevalence of new aggressive strains…
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