Environmental magazine The Ecologist will focus on the crisis in agriculture with a 16-page pull out supplement distributed with its June issue, on sale May 24.
The supplement Facing the Farm Crisis will look at the causes of rural problems and feature views from agriculture experts on possible solutions.
The Ecologist has a £3.50 cover price. Distribution is by Central Books.
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