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Donations to grower soar following allotment vandalism

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Donations to grower soar following allotment vandalism

Grower Carly Burd has seen a surge in support for her GoFundMe initiative following an incident that saw her land...

April 13, 2023 6:30pm
You grow girl: Connecting food and land in The Edible Flower

N.Ireland

You grow girl: Connecting food and land in The Edible Flower

No story feels better to share today – International Women’s Day (Wednesday, March 8) – than that of two women...

March 8, 2023 8:30am
Food, farming and gardening to take centre stage at Bloom 2016

Rural Life

Food, farming and gardening to take centre stage at Bloom 2016

Bord Bia’s annual Bloom festival will open to the public in the Phoenix Park, Dublin tomorrow morning, June 2, marking its...

June 1, 2016 1:00pm
1916, Tarzan and mental health-themed gardens to feature at Bloom

Rural Life

1916, Tarzan and mental health-themed gardens to feature at Bloom

Over 100,000 people are expected to descend on the Phoenix Park between Thursday, June 2 and Monday, June 6 for Bloom...

May 29, 2016 2:00pm
Monty Don set to be the highlight of Carlow Garden Festival

Rural Life

Monty Don set to be the highlight of Carlow Garden Festival

The highlight for many, at this year’s Carlow Garden Festival is Monty Don, a gardening guru who is renowned for...

July 19, 2015 1:10pm
Gromór campaign to get the country growing their own food

Rural Life

Gromór campaign to get the country growing their own food

65 garden centres across the country are taking part in a new campaign, Gromór, to get the country growing their...

April 18, 2015 7:00am
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French farmers protest over glyphosate and land use policies

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French farmers protest over glyphosate and land use policies
Managing 650 breeding ewes on the Shetland Islands

N.Ireland

Managing 650 breeding ewes on the Shetland Islands
Rise in minimum wage will increase cost for farmers – UFU

N.Ireland

Rise in minimum wage will increase cost for farmers – UFU
Bontain Farm and house comes to the market £350,000

Rural Life

Bontain Farm and house comes to the market £350,000
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Winter maintenance the key to preserving forage machinery

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Winter maintenance the key to preserving forage machinery
New Syngenta winter cereal varieties added to AHDB Recommended Lists

Arable

New Syngenta winter cereal varieties added to AHDB Recommended Lists
How irrigation is sustaining agriculture in Spain

Environment

How irrigation is sustaining agriculture in Spain
Durham plant nursery comes to the market for £975k

Rural Life

Durham plant nursery comes to the market for £975k
Farmers breaking through methane emissions ‘glass ceiling’

Environment

Farmers breaking through methane emissions ‘glass ceiling’
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