BBC Farming Today exposes the scandal of contaminated salad crops in the UK. Simple answer: Don’t use raw manure to produce your salad crops or water that maybe contaminated by sewage outfalls. We use pure water to irrigate our crops (rainwater) and fully composted manure (HH-2 system) QED.
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As one cannot write to the BBC Unexpected programme we are posting here some News you know and some Science you don’t. No University or Scientific Institution has discovered how to stop slugs, snails and caterpillars in Farming and Gardening by simple soil remediation technology. We have at ggi.org.uk
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Radio 4 Broadcast on Farming Today was speaking about the work of UNDO who are currently researching how to sequester Carbon from the atmosphere. Global Reach In partnership with organisations worldwide, we can extend the climate-saving benefits of our carbon removal technology. The Good Gardeners have been acting upon our research from 60 years ago
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The Sands of Time are running out Sand is the world’s most used solid substance. The world of sand
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The following is an excerpt from Academic rigour, journalistic flair In this article written by Will de Freitas Environment + Energy Editor of THE CONVERSATION Yes, eating meat affects the environment, but cows are not killing the climate As the scale and impacts of climate change become increasingly alarming, meat is a popular target for action.
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Why do agricultural fields need borders of unattended grass. According to the Government it is a legal requirement to install an undisturbed grass border round all your fields and along new hedgerows. This requirement has come about due to the nature of mainstream agriculture. If we use a system of agriculture that does not
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The BBC World Service have broadcast, yet again, inaccurate information on pollution from cooking fuels. In this statement they didn’t say which Country they were referring to. ”Wood burning for cooking is more polluting than diesel fumes” they said on December 16, 2023 ”and kills more people than diesel fumes.” This information is coming from
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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 2005 due to infertility which brings on the disease ”Rust.” There are 20 thousand varieties of lentils and plant breeders have come up with a more drought resistant variety of
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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 by the University of Warwick, have now progressed to the tinning stage. Capulet beans were grown by farmer Andy Ward, using innovative methods developed at the University of Warwick Innovation
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