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Kunming Manifesto calls for agrobiodiversity to transform food systems
1+ year, 1+ week ago (548+ words) Several reasons are behind this challenge, including inefficiencies in food production and distribution, food waste, and a lack of equitable access to healthy diets. Ecosystem deterioration exacerbates the shortage of adequate food and nutrition, threatening future food security and genetic…...
SRUC launches world’s first open-source digital twin to transform dairy farming
10+ mon, 3+ week ago (510+ words) Developed at SRUC’s Dairy Research Centre near Dumfries, the innovation marks a major step forward in the use of digital technology to boost dairy farming efficiency, animal welfare, and environmental sustainability. Backed by the Digital Dairy Chain through the UKRI…...
Why home buyers may become the catalyst for PFAS screening adoption
8+ mon, 5+ day ago (1084+ words) For decades, PFAS testing has existed almost entirely within regulatory, industrial, and scientific settings. Water utilities test at the treatment-plant level, environmental agencies measure PFAS during contamination events, and laboratories rely on slow, specialised workflows. Meanwhile, the families most affected…...
Talking dirty: Cost-effective soil property maps to empower the next generation of agricultural precision
8+ mon, 3+ hour ago (667+ words) The ground is shifting under our feet. The Soil Observatory of the EU has found that 89% of agricultural soils in Europe are degraded. Industrial farming practices, including intensive use of mineral fertilisers and intensive tillage, have degraded soil health and…...
Farming and food leaders unite to drive growth in British agriculture
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (594+ words) The inaugural meeting of the Farming & Food Board marks a major moment and a clear shift in how British agriculture is led and supported. Chaired by Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds with Farming Minister Dame Angela Eagle as Deputy Chair, the…...
Integrating consumer perspectives into the organic farming transition
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (315+ words) On 29 and 30 April, Cittadinanzattiva – Active Citizenship Network (ACN) will host in Rome, Italy, an EU workshop titled “Responding to consumers’ needs in organic farming: a qualitative assessment“. The European Union’s Green Deal and “Farm to Fork” strategy have set an…...
£21.5m boost to cultivate the future of English farming
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (349+ words) Delivered through Defra’s Farming Innovation Programme in partnership with Innovate UK, the £21.5m funding will move cutting-edge research into practical tools for English farming – from vitamin-enriched tomatoes and climate-ready hemp. Farming Minister Dame Angela Eagle stated: “Innovation is central to a…...
UKRI sets 27 new actions to transform the UK food system
11+ mon, 3+ week ago (600+ words) The findings, published alongside 12 academic papers in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, call for healthier diets, stronger communities and lower environmental impacts across the nation. Launched in 2021, the five-year Transforming UK Food Systems programme brings together more than…...
Why restoring soil health is a win-win for farmers and the environment
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (984+ words) Soils feed us, filter our water and support most of the food chain on Earth. But they are also among Europe’s most neglected resources –quietly degrading beneath our feet while we look elsewhere. Andrés Rodríguez Seijo from the University of…...
Can vertical farms secure the UK’s food future sustainably?
11+ mon, 3+ week ago (676+ words) The UK, which imports the vast majority of its lettuce during winter, faces particular risks as southern Europe grapples with rising droughts. Against this backdrop, vertical farms are being championed as a high-tech answer to food insecurity. By growing crops…...