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Philip Clarke's reporting focuses predominantly on local agriculture and farming in the United Kingdom. His articles often include government announcements, data citations, legal policy regulation, and press releases related to agricultural topics.
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With the new Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI26) set to open at the end of June, farmers in England are being encouraged to familiarise themselves with
Government negotiators seeking a “carve out” in ongoing EU-alignment talks to allow the continued development of gene-edited crops could be on the back
Scott Harrod has been crowned the 2026 Farm Sprayer Operator of the Year (Fsooty) at this week’s Cereals event – success at the first attempt for the
The NFU is warning that the £240m being made available by Defra for the new Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) in England is likely to run out quickly,
Meat suppliers have accused the Food Standards Agency of being “in denial” of a recent High Court ruling that some of its charges are unlawful,
The European Parliament has given the green light to the future commercialisation of gene-edited crops, bringing EU legislation closer to rules that
The UK’s 2016 decision to leave the EU after more than 40 years of membership was as surprising as it was consequential. Few, including those advocating
Schoolchildren from Merseyside and Suffolk have been learning more about practical farming and what is actually involved in producing the food on their
Farming and countryside leaders are hoping that a change of prime minister will lead to more effective policy that can help farm and rural businesses
The days of “chop and change” farming policy are at an end, Defra has promised, as it rolls out its long-awaited Farming Roadmap and the official response
