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The Lentil crop can survive much drier conditions than say Chickpeas but are wiped out periodically by ”Rust.” some 20,000 ha were wiped out in
The is a really good example of persistence in plant breeding. Baked beans grown at a Lincolnshire farm as part of an innovative project led
BBC Broadcast of 30.11.23 stated that food production is not possible without the use of pesticides in certain Countries and that the UK and the
The Farming Today of 4 November, 2023 talks about how insect farming is at present allowed for animal feeds – but this will never be
At Good Gardeners International we see it is a fact that good farming comes from good gardening. This is the easiest way to trial and
Nature writing is a popular thing these days, including The Lost Rain Forests of Britain by Guy Shrubsole. What about the the Lost Science of
How do we return depleted soil from intensive farming to a wholesome state so that we can grow healthy food? Richard Higgins, chairman of Good
BBC Farming Today 7th September, 2023 The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has appointed a peat-free postdoctoral fellow to help the horticultural trade transition to sustainable
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