Jane Thynne is a journalist at Farmers Guardian. She specializes in agriculture and farming, focusing on themes such as sustainable agriculture, AgriTech, and climate change, while also covering regional interests and world news. Jane's work has been featured in BusinessGreen and Farmers Guardian.
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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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By: Jane Thynne
Findings welcome progress but say some sectors - and Government - are lagging behind in support for farmers
Emergency crews cut open structure in bid to save Ormskirk farmer
By: Jane Thynne
More than 1,000 hectares of ancient Cornish moorland to make up 14th site in the King’s Series of National Nature Reserves
Inequality heightens productivity crisis, says new Meat Business Women report
By: Jane Thynne
After two years of allegations, wrangling and reports, will farmers get what they need from their assurance schemes
New guidance on funding published as calls for 'clarity' surrounding future support schemes are issued
By: Jane Thynne
Fresh Produce Consortium says although measures had been designed to ease certain aspects of UK-EU trade, the wider operational reality is that the burden is simply being shifted onto critical global supply routes
By: Jane Thynne
Dame Angela Eagle acknowledges this year has been one of the 'most difficult' for agriculture
European Commission approval seals deal between dairy cooperative and DMK Foods
Although survey shows severe challenges for immediate future, many farmers remain committed to production
