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Tue 19 Oct 2010

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Western Gazette  |  25.08.2010

Farmers in the South West now have an improved service offering business advice and funding under the Rural..

Q&A with Paul Davies, Principal of Royal Agriculture College in Britain

China Radio International (English)  |  16.08.2010

Agriculture is an industry that highly depends on weather.With the recent fluctations globally with extreme conditions farming has been badly hit. Global warming has also brought with it the problem of world's food safety.

Developing business skills

Farmers Guardian  |  13.08.2010

'THE Worshipful Company of Farmers is seeking applicants for its next advanced agricultural business...

UK could cut Amazon soy imports with home-grown peas and beans

The Ecologist  |  21.07.2010

A solution to the livestock sector's reliance on soy animal feed, which is driving deforestation in...