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 growing media. A £1 million, co-funded, five-year project led by the charity will convene government, growers and growing media manufacturers through the Growing Media Association and horticultural product supplier Fargro to […]
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World leading Composting equipment for Composting obnoxious wastes and Gardening Know How at our partners farm in Lyme Regis this summer. Watch this space. Topics covered in this world leading course How to compost any or all of the following Poisonous plants japanese knot weed giant hog weed dock weeds couch grass diseased plant waste
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Potato harvests have suffered in different ways this year. Hear the early part of this pod cast. About 5,830,000 results (0.50 seconds) Featured snippet from the web A staple crop, by definition, dominates the major part of our diet and supplies a major proportion of our energy and nutrient needs. If staple crops are threatened by
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In reply to their broadcast of Wednesday 20th July Dear Staff Following on from our interview with Farming Today at the Luton Studio on GM crops….we have solutions to the problems created by the use of Neonicotinoids in agriculture. We have not used neonics or any other chemical fertilisers or pesticides in 25 years of
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Miracle compost HH-4 as used by our GGI Tutor, in St. Albans, has now attracted three jobs for herself teaching the No Dig Gardening System employing our miracle HH-4 compost. Not only that but so impressed are the staff at the Oaklands College, St. Albans, they have offered her official teacher training paid for by
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BBC Farming Today stated that the uk policy is to grow 15% less food and hand out thousands and thousands of more visas to people as far away as Nepal to come and pick fruit and veg that we do have in the UK. This is clearly unsustainable and an error in long term policy
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According to BBC news these two animals are facing extinction in the UK due to loss of Habitat. The reason for loss of habitat is the UK’s approach to modern industrial farming. It should be known that it is not agriculture per say that is responsible for the loss of habitat it is the methods
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BBC Farming Today 29th July, 2020 The latest news about food, farming and the countryside Todays programme presented by Anna Hill demonstrated yet again the desire farmers have to produce pest and disease free crops without the need for GM or gene editing technology. This is entirely possible with our system of HH fertility management.
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If farmers want to increase pollinators they should not only introduce agroforestry systems but stop using chemicals in their farming systems. The Question is – How to do this. BBC FARMING TODAY features Matthew Oats on a Wilture Farm, starts at 00.30 pollinators have been in declline since the 1950’s laregly due to loss of
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Following the broadcast of Farming Today on Wednesday 8th July The Good Gardeners and Sustainable Agriculture London would like to present our case for Farming for Insects. The scale of mechanised farming over the past 100 years has led to less people and less animals being employed on the land. This has resulted in bigger
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