10 July 2012
A new study, co-authored by the Natural Environmental Research Council (NERC), has found that ladybird larvae fed on aphids from organic crops are more likely to survive than those fed on bugs from crops grown with conventional fertilisers .
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09 July 2012
The Soil Association commends many of the key findings published by Defra’s Green Food Project, but warns that the government needs to take concrete steps to turn aspiration into action. [1]
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05 July 2012
We sent a communication out to all of our processor licensees last night and have repeated this below:
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28 June 2012
We have now received confirmation from Defra concerning the EU regulation changes affecting livestock feed and pullets.
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26 June 2012
Last Thursday, at the Royal Highland Show, Richard Lochhead, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and the Environment in the Scottish Government, announced a £772,000 package aimed at improving the quality of school meals across Scotland. Mr Lochhead...
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22 June 2012
The Soil Association will be holding an organic brewing industry trade event, ‘Land of Hops and Glory’, at Laverstoke Park on Tuesday 3 of July. [1][2]
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22 June 2012
Today, at the Royal Highland Show, Richard Lochhead, Minister for Rural Affairs, will announce a £772,000 package aimed at improving the quality of school meals across Scotland.
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14 June 2012
Commenting on research from China into Bt cotton Emma Hockridge, head of policy at the Soil Association, said:
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13 June 2012
The 2011 Annual Report, 'One Earth, One Passion', is now available on its website. The report's title is an allusion to the 'fire' that burns in the hearts of the many organic stakeholders who, every day, contribute to the furthering of the organic ...
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