01/09/26 Crisis loans, pasture for drought resilience, river DNA testing
Farming groups from around the country are pressing for what they are calling 'a government-backed, interest-free Keep Britain Growing Loan' which they say will help farmers maintain cashflow and fund next season’s crop production. How using pasture sown with a diverse mix of grasses, legumes, and deep-rooted herbs…
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