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New five-year animal welfare project announced

16 April 2010

A ground-breaking project will secure the wellbeing of millions of farm animals in the UK.

Free seed sample with Organic Farming magazine

13 April 2010

The spring issue of Organic Farming magazine - the UK's leading journal on organic food and farming - is out this week.

Election call for farmer and grower board

14 March 2010

The Soil Association is seeking nominations from individuals who are interested in joining the Soil Association’s farmer and grower board.

Manufacturers withdraw cypermethrin sheep dips

08 March 2010

The manufacturers of three cypermethrin sheep dips have voluntarily withdrawn their marketing authorisations for their products.

EU organic land area increases

03 March 2010

The total organic land area in the EU27 increased by 7% during 2007-08 to over 7.8 million hectares, according to a new report issued by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.

New green deal for farmers and growers - but be quick!

02 March 2010

Carbon Trust announces extension of interest-free energy saving loans for small and medium-sized business to farming.

Grassland event in May offers 'best-practice' advice

01 March 2010

Organic and non-organic livestock farmers are invited to a free event which will provide the latest advice on 'best practice' organic grassland management techniques to help get the most from pastures.

Over 200 enquiries for Organic Apprenticeship Scheme

01 March 2010

The Soil Association has received over 200 serious enquiries from potential organic apprentices since the start of 2010 - all eager to find work on an organic farm.

Business Link launches new online service for producers

26 February 2010

Business Link has launched a new online resource to help farmers and growers understand farming regulations, and manage the daily challenges of running a successful farming business.

Organic packaging concerns

25 February 2010

New requirements on the use of the new EU organic logo on packaging materials could have “serious repercussions for the organic sector”, warns the IFOAM EU Group.
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