farming
Do organic farms cause unintended harm? Study finds uptick in pesticide use in neighbouring fields
Green
02.04.2024
Do organic farms cause unintended harm? Study finds uptick in pesticide use in neighbouring fields
Champions of organic farming have long portrayed it as friendlier to humans and the earth. But a new study in…
An Estonian wolf hunt took me deep into Europe’s culture war over culling the wild species
Green
24.03.2024
An Estonian wolf hunt took me deep into Europe’s culture war over culling the wild species
Frost shimmers in the crown of a birch tree as dozens of men crawl out of cars, vans and jeeps.…
‘It’s fantastic’: Dutch farmers rely on this €185,000 robot to keep their tulips in bloom
Green
22.03.2024
‘It’s fantastic’: Dutch farmers rely on this €185,000 robot to keep their tulips in bloom
Theo works weekdays, weekends and nights checking Dutch tulip fields for sick flowers. The boxy robot — named after a…
UN marks World Water Day as droughts plague the globe
Green
22.03.2024
UN marks World Water Day as droughts plague the globe
The Spanish region of Catalonia is experiencing one of the worst droughts in living memory. At no point in the…
UN marks World Water Day as droughts plague the globe
World
22.03.2024
UN marks World Water Day as droughts plague the globe
The Spanish region of Catalonia is experiencing one of the worst droughts in living memory. At no point in the…
Commission backs use of farmland for aviation fuel production
Green
21.03.2024
Commission backs use of farmland for aviation fuel production
Biofuels made from certain fast-growing crops and plants grown on land deemed unsuitable for food production should count towards meeting…
Fate of Nature Restoration Law could be decided in Budapest
Green
21.03.2024
Fate of Nature Restoration Law could be decided in Budapest
Hungary has failed to commit for or against a hotly debated piece of legislation intended to reverse a drastic decline…
Farmers protest in Madrid despite EU concessions
World
18.03.2024
Farmers protest in Madrid despite EU concessions
Dozens of tractors and hundreds of farmers returned to Madrid on Sunday denouncing the European Union’s agricultural politics. Organisers claimed…
Governments’ climate policies tackling deforestation and nature double in 12 months, study finds
Green
14.03.2024
Governments’ climate policies tackling deforestation and nature double in 12 months, study finds
Nature-based policies from governments around the world have doubled over the last 12 months, a new study has found. The…
‘Toughest season’: El Niño leaves tobacco farmers in Zimbabwe with less crops and lower prices
Green
13.03.2024
‘Toughest season’: El Niño leaves tobacco farmers in Zimbabwe with less crops and lower prices
Zimbabwe, Africa’s largest tobacco producer, began its annual tobacco-selling season on Wednesday, with officials and farmers projecting a sharp decline…