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As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. steps into his role as the expected nominee to head the federal Department of Health and Human Services, Iowa farmers — and by extension, the nation — face a pivotal moment. Known for his vocal opposition to pesticides, particularly glyphosate, Kennedy’s new position could profoundly influence agricultural policies that underpin […]
23rd November 2024 Author: Aleksandra Cupriak The National Tree Week 2024 has launched today, marking the traditional start of the winter tree planting season. At this time of year, trees are dormant and so experience the least stress when being placed in their new homes. Photo by The Tree Council. The celebration, organised by The […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Local Business News Local News His business is one of about four dozen flocks, most of them commercial, that have been infected with avian flu in British Columbia this fall. Infections flair during migratory seasons, as wild birds are considered the chief cause of infections. Author of the article: The Canadian Press […]
22nd November 2024 Author: Aleksandra Cupriak Clarkson’s Farm has gained great recognition among audience all over the world, however, not many people know that the British royal family is also a big fan of the farming show. Photo by Amazon Prime. Queen Camilla’s son has recently admitted that his mother is an avid fan of […]
22-11-2024 07:00 In Chile, a group of farmers called seed guardians work to preserve ancient crops. These crops, originally farmed by the indigenous Mapuche people, are at risk because of environmental changes, and farmers are choosing high-yield plants instead. The guardians collect, trade, and plant seeds to maintain genetic diversity. Ana Yanez, a seed guardian, […]
22-11-2024 07:00 Farmers in Chile, called seed guardians, save old seeds. These seeds come from the Mapuche people. Mapuche people use them a long time ago. The guardians plant, trade, and keep many kinds of seeds, like tomatoes and corn. Some seeds do not exist anymore. The weather is changing. Farmers are choosing faster-growing plants. […]
21st November 2024 Author: Aleksandra Cupriak In light of the recent farmers’ rally that took place in London on 19th November, Farmers Guide has approached colleges and universities that offer courses in agriculture to ask whether students are allowed to take part in farming demonstrations. Farmers’ protest in London on 19th November. A spokesperson for […]
Dominique Nicole Flores – Philstar.com November 20, 2024 | 11:18am MANILA, Philippines — How much should rice prices be to ensure affordability for Filipinos while remaining fair to producers? For the Department of Agriculture, the answer is P42 per kilo of rice. But for peasant groups, there are nuances in pricing that need to be […]
Farmers shut down Westminster today for a major protest over one of the key tax-raising measures in Rachel Reeves’ Budget. Around ten thousand turned up to hear speeches and blast the Government over its planned tax raid, which many warn will destroy the long tradition of family farms in Britain. Jeremy Clarkson said he is […]
Steve Reed says, if farmers feel betrayed, they should blame Tories for state public finances were in after election In an interview with the BBC, Steve Reed, the environment secretary, defended imposing inheritance tax on some farms when Labour said in opposition that it was not planning to do that. Asked why the government changed […]