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Word ‘milk’ banned for use in branding of plant-based products

Word ‘milk’ banned for use in branding of plant-based products

Producers using the term ‘milk’ to market purely plant-based products have been forced to rebrand.
This Is Agriculture - Sponsored

This Is Agriculture - Sponsored

This initiative aims to raise awareness of the diverse career opportunities available in the sector to non-farming audiences.
DataHub

DataHub

We collate the financial and market data relevant to UK agriculture, so you can view the latest prices, analyse trends over time and compare prices between UK livestock markets.
Auction Finder

Auction Finder

21 Aug 2018
Your one stop shop for all agricultural sales. Visit the UK’s most comprehensive auction directory.
LAMMA 2020

LAMMA 2020

07 Jan 2020
Visit the UK’s leading indoor agricultural event, with eleven packed halls of the very latest in agricultural machinery and equipment. Now at the NEC, Birmingham this is free to attend and free to park.

Renewables

Find out how to get the most from renewable energy and which technology is best for your business.
Renewables special: Farming future being built on AD

Renewables special: Farming future being built on AD

Despite the recent hiatus in anaerobic digestion (AD) expansion caused by delays at Government level, one enterprising farmer has bucked the trend.
Renewables special: Community engagement key in tackling nimbyism

Renewables special: Community engagement key in tackling nimbyism

With the planning process and local opposition being two of the biggest hurdles to getting a renewable energy project off the ground, David Burrows looks at how engaging with communities from the start can make for a much smoother ride.
Renewables special: Battery storage projects powering on

Renewables special: Battery storage projects powering on

Energy storage has continued its reign as one of the most popular renewable energy diversifications and the sector is predicted to continue its growth in 2018/19.
Renewable energy helping farmers increase efficiency

Renewable energy helping farmers increase efficiency

Uncertainty brought about by Brexit and a pattern of lower farm incomes will challenge farmers to think carefully about energy use in 2017 and beyond. Olivia Midgley reports.
Driving UK farming forward with E10 fuel

Driving UK farming forward with E10 fuel

After a consultation on biofuels was recently published which could put a stop to their production, Abi Kay looks at how the industry supports arable and livestock farmers.
Water competition - how to make it work for you

Water competition - how to make it work for you

Farmers are being urged to get switch savvy as the countdown to water competition begins. Marie-Claire Kidd finds out what the changes mean and how farmers can secure the best deal.
Fracking given go ahead if three key tests are met

Fracking given go ahead if three key tests are met

The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) has said fracking can go ahead, if three key tests are met on methane leaks, gas consumption and carbon budgets.
A growing approach to energy production

A growing approach to energy production

The Roe family in the south west of England commissioned their first anaerobic digestion plant in 2009 and they did not stop there, as Arable Farming found out.
Battery storage to boost renewable energy sector, experts predict

Battery storage to boost renewable energy sector, experts predict

Renewables experts have predicted 2016 will be a breakthrough year for energy storage technologies.
Farming industry cautiously welcomes Government changes to solar and wind tariffs

Farming industry cautiously welcomes Government changes to solar and wind tariffs

Cuts to renewable energy tariffs lower than expected
Family embraces renewable technology to secure farm's future

Family embraces renewable technology to secure farm's future

Ruchlaw Produce has embraced three types of renewable technology in order to stabilise its costs. David Burrows went to meet the family behind the enterprise
Satellite control keeps AD waste on track

Satellite control keeps AD waste on track

The latest slurry application equipment and GPS control systems are finding a niche for spreading digestate from the growing number of anaerobic digesters, reports Jane Carley.

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