Environment
Field trials have confirmed the environmental risks linked to the conversion of permanent or improved grassland to arable farming.
N.Ireland
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has launched the 2025 Northern Ireland farm census.
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has responded to the Department for...
Agri Politics
The Scottish Land Reform Bill had its first reading in Holyrood this week, the government's Bill seeks to change the way land in Scotland
The government has launched a consultation to devise a strategic approach to sustainable land use in England, called the Land Use Framework
AHDB has welcomed the opportunity to respond to the Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs' 'new approach to land use'.
Agri-Business
A project centred on land use involving academics from Aberystwyth University has received £6.25...
Rural Life
Farm organisations in France have recently had farmers protesting the policies of the French government in relation to issues on glyphosate
Government
The amount of agricultural land in England stands at 8.8 million hectares, or 68% of all land,...
Reducing agricultural emissions will require a reduction in livestock in Wales, according to a new report published today (Tuesday, July 25).
A new report has recommended the establishment of a Land Use Analysis Taskforce to support decisions about how land in the UK is used.
One of Northern Ireland’s leading foresters has confirmed the positive potential of tree planting as a frontline response for agriculture.
Farmers should beware losing control of their land use options amid conflicting demands for natural capital, public goods and food production.
Grassland and shrub-covered areas used to graze animals or as sources of fodder have declined by 191 million hectares over two decades, according to the FAO.