All Farming articles – Page 112
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NewsNFU outlines blueprint for post-Brexit farming sector
Launch of most comprehensive public consultation on farming policy in a generation
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Comment & OpinionHow the Leave vote will boost the UK food industry
Success has been built on risk and seizing opportunities as they arise
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Analysis & FeaturesGlyphosate licence renewal - 23 June's other crucial decision
Next Thursday won’t just see a vote on Brexit. EU member states will also decide the future of glyphosate
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NewsPig producers 'need planning flexibility to cut antibiotics'
Planning reform would improve conditions and help tackle antibiotic resistance, industry body claims
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NewsStrict curbs on use of colistin in livestock called for by EMA
The European Medicines Agency has proposed limiting use of the drug to a maximum of 5mg per adjusted kg of livestock
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NewsCall for ban on use of some antibiotics in farm animals
Antibiotics critical for human health should be banned at once from animal agriculture, a government review has warned
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NewsCheap milk offers by Booker and Farmfoods slammed by farmers
NFU calls for greater transparency on how smaller retailers and wholesalers calculate prices
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Comment & OpinionFarming Today: a hi-tech vision of the future of food
All too often stories of dawn rises, backbreaking labour and welly wanging are used to sum up agricultural life
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NewsMars has first-mover advantage in sugar in food
Sir, I doubt anyone is especially surprised the tax on sugary drinks has caused the spotlight to shift to food products
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NewsMorrisons accused of kicking farmers in teeth with new milk offer
Retailer has launched a 2 for £2 deal on six-pinters, bring cost per pint down to 17p
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NewsThe Co-op Group backs farming with free training programme
New scheme will prepare 60 young farmers for the challenges facing agriculture industry
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NewsFarming bodies to launch British quality food campaign in autumn
The NFU, AHDB, Red Tractor and Love British Food will host a series of activities throughout autumn
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Analysis & FeaturesCan the livestock sector prevent an antibiotic apocalypse?
The threat of antimicrobial resistance is here, and the livestock sector is under pressure to act
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Comment & OpinionWill farmers sit on the fence over Brexit?
So far it has been hard to gauge what the general consensus on Brexit is among the men and women on the ground
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Analysis & FeaturesGlyphosate reprieve eases food price fears
A motion to renew market approval for the controversial herbicide was passed this week by 374 votes to 225
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NewsBrexit could lead to a fall in farmgate prices, warns NFU research
Modelling of possible scenarios warns of “significant impact” for agri-food sector
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NewsFarmers march on Westminster in protest at low prices
March due to finish in Whitehall this afternoon
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Comment & OpinionStaying in the EU is a no-brainer for food and farming
”I fully understand readers of The Grocer will have a number of issues to consider when deciding how to vote on 23 June”
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Analysis & FeaturesCheap oil brings 5% drop in farm inputs
The falling cost of key inputs offset some of the price cuts seen by dairy, pork and sheep farmers
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Comment & OpinionClothier: Brexit has exposed lack of leadership
Food and drink desperately needs a manifesto to protect its interests and minimise risk says Wyke Farms MD Richard Clothier