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Farming and the feel good factor

Farming and the feel good factor

Dear Editor, Are we really going to restrict the numbers of agricultural workers prepared to come here from Eastern Europe and pick and harvest British crops? Better, is it, to import food from overseas? Hardly makes sense. But where has sense gone in 2017? A major...
Farming in Australia: the change has arrived

Farming in Australia: the change has arrived

There’s a change sweeping Australian agriculture. The nation that was “built on the sheep’s back” and has had an enduring relationship with all things farming since white settlement in 1788, is undergoing a systemic shift in its rural industries. Since the British...