Fertility Shift CBAM tax leaves farmers feeling spread too thin
Explore how reintroducing ancient wheat varieties could reduce fertiliser reliance and increase crop resilience in changing climates while maintaining yields.
Explore how reintroducing ancient wheat varieties could reduce fertiliser reliance and increase crop resilience in changing climates while maintaining yields.
Scotland’s leaders are divided on gene editing in agriculture, with new breeding technologies offering potential benefits for the future of farming.
Explore the challenges of maintaining farming machinery affordably in an era of rising costs and sustainability. Can we find solutions?
Explore how weather extremes, global conflicts, and market demand shape farm profitability, impacting costs, sales, and future harvests.
Discover how farmers are reviving traditional grazing methods to improve wheat yields while tackling pests and diseases for sustainable farming.
Discover the surprising quality of spring barleys in Harvest 2024 despite challenging conditions and low nitrogen levels.
Discover why Scotland's farmers are missing out on gene-edited crops as the rest of the UK moves ahead. Will Scotland catch up in time?
As I’ve got no skin (set or otherwise) in the game, I’m always a bit wary about talking tatties in this column – but a visit to last week’s Potatoes in Practice event certainly highlighted the fact that there’s a lot going on in the relatively exclusive sphere of potato production and politics.
Explore the highlights of GO Falkland, Scotland's answer to Groundswell, featuring discussions on regenerative farming, glyphosate debates, and the future of sustainable agriculture.
Discover how global wheat production forecasts for 2024 are plunging, impacting markets worldwide.
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