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Farmers face 2027 irrigation bans as drought fears deepen
Farmers in England could face outright bans on spray irrigation next year if winter rainfall remains well below average, the Environment Agency has…
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Farmers in England could face outright bans on spray irrigation next year if winter rainfall remains well below average, the Environment Agency has…
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Welsh farmers looking to break into commercial horticulture have a new funding opportunity scheduled to open today (2 November), with applications…
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British vegetable growers are considering cutting back crops next year as depleted reservoirs and continuing drought threaten water supplies…
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An estimated 30 million British lettuces were left unharvested in September after severe aphid infestations inflicted losses exceeding £10 million on…
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Expanding British fruit and vegetable production could add £2.3 billion to the economy and create more than 23,500 jobs, as the chancellor faces…
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Farmers are considering cutting vegetable production next year as nearly 700 water abstraction restrictions remain in place across England, with…
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Horticulture growers across Northern Ireland can now apply for grants of up to £250,000 to invest in new technologies, crops and production systems…
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Britain's fresh produce industry could face more than £300 million in additional annual costs under a proposed UK-EU trade reset, potentially pushing…
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Farmers are considering reducing next year's vegetable planting as concerns grow that depleted irrigation reservoirs may not recover sufficiently…
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Britain’s food industry is being urged to put more home-grown produce on menus and shelves as British Food Fortnight marks its 25th anniversary amid…
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Glens of Antrim Potatoes has stopped trading after entering administration, leaving most of its 95-strong workforce out of work. The Northern Irish…
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