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Heatwaves ruined 40% of peppers, says Essex growers' association
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (634+ words) One of the largest fruit and vegetable producers in the country said it has lost up to 40% of its peppers due to British heatwaves. Lea Valley Growers' Association, which produces about three-quarters of Britain's cucumbers and sweet peppers in glasshouses…...
BBC Audio | Farming Today | 31/08/2026: Wildlife corridors
1+ week, 5+ day ago (106+ words) 31/08/2026: Wildlife corridors BBC Available for 29 days Anna Hill travels on a safari with a difference, across North Norfolk, to discover how dozens of farmers have joined together to create connected corridors for wildlife and farming. She explores four projects funded…...
How will extreme weather in the West affect our food?
2+ week, 5+ day ago (937+ words) It has been a difficult year for farmers in the West of England as a result of the five heatwaves that have gripped the UK, scorching fields, plummeting crop yields, and leaving us in drought. Climate scientists say extreme weather…...
Wine on the line: Inside Denmark Hill station's tiny vineyard
2+ week, 6+ day ago (848+ words) There are few places you would expect to stumble across a vineyard in inner London and a sunny railway embankment in south London is probably not high on the list. Yet just metres from the tracks at Denmark Hill station,…...
David Allingham: Northern Ireland rider's bid for the perfect double
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (433+ words) Allingham has seven wins from nine races in this year's British Superstock Championship David Allingham's charge towards the British Superstock Championship has become one of the most compelling stories of the motorcycling season - not just for the results, but for…...
BBC Audio | Farming Today | Farming Today This Week: Bluetongue cases continue to rise; impact of climate change on this year's harvest
1+ mon, 4+ day ago (327+ words) Farming Today This Week: Bluetongue cases continue to rise; impact of climate change on this year's harvest BBC Farming Today This Week: Bluetongue cases continue to rise; impact of climate change on this year's harvest Available for 29 days Farmers are…...
BBC Audio | Farming Today | 07/08/2026 Resilient crops for a changing climate, planting in a drought, Sheeted Somerset cattle
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (108+ words) Available for 28 days In the light of this summer’s dismal harvest, we hear of work to make the UK’s arable crops more resilient in a changing climate. With the hot dry weather continuing in much of the country, not to…...
A guide to the Royal Manx's two-day showcase of island farming
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (527+ words) A two-day celebration of farming is set to take place in the west of the Isle of Man. The Royal Manx Agricultural Show is held annually in Patrick. As well as giving those involved in farming the chance to celebrate…...
English winemakers prosper but veg farms wilt in the drought
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (785+ words) Until this year, Phil Collins, a Wiltshire vegetable farmer, had never had an overdraft. Six weeks without rain has scorched his cauliflowers, shrivelled his spuds, and shrunk his bank balance. "Six thousand cauliflowers at £1.25 each," he said ruefully. "You do…...
Men deny illegal hunt at Duke of Beaufort Estate
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (233+ words) A master huntsman and his assistant have denied hunting a fox that was killed by hounds on an estate belonging to the Duke of Beaufort. William Bryer, 49, and Mitch Prosser, 28, from Badminton in South Gloucestershire, denied charges of hunting a…...