Jane Thynne is a freelance writer and editor, with a focus on agricultural and rural affairs. Her work can be found in Farmers Guardian and she has also been featured in BusinessGreen. Jane is passionate about issues affecting farmers and rural communities and strives to provide informative and engaging articles on these topics.
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Jane Thynne's coverage primarily revolves around agriculture, farming, and related policies. She frequently reports on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and press releases in this domain.
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Pesticide residue raise concerns for consumer health
By: Jane Thynne
The conference, organised by the group who set up the London farmer protest, hopes this will keep the pressure on the Government after it announced its tax plans
By: Jane Thynne
The conference, organised by the group who set up the London farmer protest, hopes this will keep the pressure on the Government after it announced its tax plans
The conference, organised by the group who set up the London farmer protest, hopes this will keep the pressure on the Government after it announced its tax plans
By: Jane Thynne
The conference, organised by the group who set up the London farmer protest, hopes this will keep the pressure on the Government after it announced its tax plans
Dover Port Health Authority takes to social media to share worries of illegal food arrivals
By: Jane Thynne
As tax is very much on everyone's minds at the moment, farmers are being warned to make sure their additional Christmas trading ventures remain compliant with HMRC rules.
By: Jane Thynne
Bee-killing neonicotinoid pesticides are to be banned in the UK, the Government has announced. The decision, according to Defra, will enable the Government to deliver on an ‘election commitment to safeguard bees,...
By: Jane Thynne
Festive favourites including wine, whisky and cheese join protected produce status
Defra has announced it is scrapping the 2031 cut-off date for adding unrecorded rights of way to the Definitive Map in England in what is being described as the Government's latest attack on farming.
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