Emily Ashworth is an Online Editor at Bride Magazine. She specializes in agriculture and farming, with a keen focus on food and beverages, exploring topics such as recipes, podcasts, and holiday culinary traditions. Emily's work has been featured in Bride Magazine and Farmers Guardian.
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By: Emily Ashworth
In response to 'Veganuary', Regenuary was set up to showcase how farmers are producing food while putting nature first
The campaign aims to support the industry's call to the Government to scrap the family farm tax
In this week's FG podcast Emily Ashworth visits five agriculture students at Myerscough college to see how the younger generation feel about the future of farming and how the Budget could impact their future
Patrick Holden, CEO of the Sustainable Food Trust, said Steve Reed missed an opportunity to show more support for the industry in his speech at the Oxford Farming Conference
After attending the Oxford Farming Real Conference, dairy farmers and Farmers Guardian columnist James Robinson talks about how to event helps to bring the industry together and encourage unity
After attending the Oxford Real Farming Conference, dairy farmer and Farmers Guardian columnist James Robinson talks about how the event helps to bring the industry together and encourage unity
In a blog for Farmers Guardian, shepherdess and top dog trialler Emma Gray talks about the generational pull of farming
This year's LAMMA Show is set to be bigger and better than ever
This year's LAMMA Show is set to be bigger and better than ever
The Budget prompted many conversations within the industry, and although the younger generation of farmers may still be in the throes of education or finding their farming feet, it is vital, as the future of the industry, to hear their views. In this Save Britain's Family Farms campaign special, straight from Myerscough College campus, these five students who are all studying agriculture, have the passion and determination to take the sector forwards
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