Spraying crops with glyphosate just before harvest harms nature and human health. It's time to end the use of glyphosate as a pre-harvest desiccant.
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We take a look at the latest statistics showing that the Scottish Government is on track to meet its target of doubling organic farmland.
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The Soil Association responds in favour to the new Welsh Rural Affairs minister decision to press ahead with the Sustainable Farming Scheme.
The Welsh Government has confirmed its longstanding recognition of the environmental benefits delivered by organic farming by reinstating funding support for the sector.
Farmers in Wales have long championed organic practices. Welsh Government’s sudden move to slash habitat management support payments and remove altogether any support for whole-farm certified organic management threatens a way of life and a philosophy that resonates with the unique climate, growing conditions and farming characteristics of Wales.
The Welsh Government plans to withdraw support for organic farming, at a time when farmers are already struggling with rising costs and low farm gate prices due to the cost-of-living crisis.
