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Nature’s great strength is its diversity of plant and animal species
Rediscovering and developing harmonious personal relationships with the natural world in order to achieve a holistic way of living and be...
Business as usual won’t convince Millennials to consume dairy
Micro dairy and beef farmer Alex Heffron reflects on what influences millennials' food choices when it comes to dairy and what the dairy ...
Foods from the Holy Land
From the back streets of Jerusalem to the markets of Nablus we take a journey through some of the region's most iconic foods
Battle of the brave Root: The story of the carrot
With up to 50% of carrots produced never reaching a shop in the UK, Gavin Wren does some digging to find out why the supermarket grading ...
Farmerama radio: Zambia, biofertilisers and regenerative farming
Farmerama radio report from the Oxford Real Farming Conference where they talked to the founder of the Natural Agriculture Development Pr...
Aboriginal foodways: Towards a return of native food in Australia
Aboriginal Australians have been growing native crops for 50,000 years, yet a native food sector in Australia has been slow to emerge
Arable farmer Peter Lundgren reflects on Brexit
Arable farmer Peter Lundgren shares his hopes for an Agriculture Bill post-Brexit that will reverse the damage caused by the Common Agric...
Nitrogen: A Taxing Problem?
Watch our video from the Nitrogen panel at the Oxford Real Farming Conference
Adding balance to the meat debate
In an opinion piece for Triodos Bank, Richard Young attempts to bring balance into the meat debate
A taste of Palestine: Cultivating resistance
Megan Perry writes about her visit to farmers in Palestine, and why producing food is so important for Palestinian culture and economic r...
Is the United Kingdom on an unwise path towards adopting crop insurance?
In this excerpt from 'The Farm Bill: A Citizen’s Guide' by Dan Imhoff, SFT Head of Policy Honor Eldridge discusses farm payments in the U...
A lack of water: How food producers survive
With drought significantly affecting many parts of the world, we put the spotlight on the UK, South Africa, California and Australia to f...