Could a pint of beer save our soil?
There’s no doubt that our soil is in a critical state. Half the 400,000 arable soil samples passing through Yara’s laboratories now show organic matter levels of less than 5%. Yet still farmers worldwide operate on guesswork, unable to see what their soil truly needs.
The Agri News Roundup January 2026
It was a busy start to the year for agricultural news, with significant policy announcements, a new NFU president in Wales and an emerging disease threat all making headlines.
The Agri News Roundup December 2025
December’s agricultural news was dominated by UK Government announcements.
The Agri News Roundup
Enjoy reading our roundup of the stories that have been making the headlines in November.
Climate change creating rise in tick-borne viruses
Climate change has all kinds of consequences for our countryside. And one of them is an increase in the illnesses found in livestock, especially from insect-borne viruses.
Over a Third of UK Farmers Open to Alternative Fuels.
A new poll recently revealed that hydrogen tops the list of preferred technologies, but reliability concerns remain a key barrier.
The Agri News Roundup September 2025
Enjoy reading our roundup of the stories that have been making the headlines in September.
The Agri News Roundup August 2025
Enjoy reading our roundup of the stories that have been making the headlines in August.
The Agri News Roundup July 2025
Enjoy reading our roundup of the stories that have been making the headlines in July.
It’s not the cow, but the how: rethinking livestock’s climate impact.
The report argues that rather than harming the environment, animals reared on grass through regenerative methods can play a crucial role in addressing climate change.