Enter our giveaway, and you’ll automatically be eligible to win an All-American Spice Set from World Spice Merchants. You can enter up to two (2) times per e-mail address per day. Deadline 6.3.22.
Farmers Weekly A government agency’s five-year Food You Can Trust strategy should be withdrawn because it makes use of flawed research on red meat health risks, processors have claimed. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) cites data from the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) report 2020 which says human …
Farmers Weekly Police officers in Leicestershire have been gaining an insight into rural crime and the latest methods to tackle it during specialist training days. Leicestershire Police’s Rural Crime Team hosted two rural crime prevention training days to build knowledge and enhance skills for off…
Creamy pasta. Crispy pancetta. Pan-fried Brussels sprouts. Garlicky bread crumbs. All jumbled together to create a spectacular meal.
Farmers Weekly Young farmers have pledged to do more to support British agriculture, following a vote at the National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs (NFYFC) annual general meeting. The 580 Young Farmers Clubs (YFCs) across England and Wales voted overwhelmingly in favour of a motion to source …
Farmers Weekly Increasing spells of dry weather have prompted beef and sheep farmer Marc Jones to roll out a programme of reseeding with herbal leys across more than two-thirds of his farm. So far, the move has resulted in higher forage output, lower fertiliser bills and improved livestock performan…
Farmers Weekly Higher working capital requirements for 2023 will eat into much-improved profits from this year’s harvest, challenging cashflow and reducing the scope for reinvestment. With the value of wheat in the ground having risen by more than 50% since drilling, harvest 2022 looks set to be a…
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A streusel-sprinkled coffee cake that lives up to its namesake ingredient thanks to an espresso-laced ribbon through the cake. This cakey brilliance brought to you by Edd Kimber.
Farmers Weekly Alarm bells are ringing over suckler herd liquidation as a paper-thin gap between cull and prime beef deadweight prices props up national beef production. Cashing in decent R-grade suckler cows for 390-410p/kg appears to be a better bet for some herds than facing fertiliser bills and …