Philip Clarke is the Editor at Poultry World. He specializes in agriculture and farming, focusing on topics such as farm animal management and organic farming practices. His work has been featured in The Conversation Australia + NZ, The Mandarin, Lexology, The Lancet, Farmers Weekly, and IssueWire.
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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.
When reaching out to Philip, consider offering insights or commentary on UK-specific agriculture developments, government policies impacting farmers, sustainable food production practices within the region. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data or can provide expert analysis of how specific policies impact local farming communities in the UK, this may be of interest to him.
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Free-range poultry producers in Northern Ireland will be able to let their birds out on the range from next Tuesday (5 May), when the mandatory housing
County Derry/Londonderry suckler beef and egg producer John McLenaghan has been elected as the new president of the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU), replacing
British farmers are facing “one of the most challenging margin environments in years” as the gap between rising input costs and falling output widens,
Farmers and other red diesel users have been offered some respite from the relentless hike in operating costs, with news that their fuel duty is to be cut
Water management is a mounting challenge for farmers everywhere, with climate change ensuring many have experience of both “too much” and “too little”,
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Planning delays, inconsistent local decisions and systemic barriers are putting a brake on poultry production, increasing the threat that growing consumer
Farm assurance scheme operators need to step up their efforts to secure fairer treatment for home-produced grain when competing with unassured imported
A group of intrepid cyclists have completed a gruelling 1,000 mile-plus bike ride from Land's End to John O'Groats. Led by Midlands farmers Rod Adlington
First the good news – the cost of rural crime has fallen for the second year in a row. According to latest figures from rural insurer the NFU Mutual, that
