Further support for the food industry is promised by developing, promoting and marketing Welsh food, including the strengthening of links in the supply chain. Diversification and strengthening of the rural economy is to be carried through by the …
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Five Welsh farmers fined each year for illegal hedge tree felling
FC Wales issued the call as landowners begin renovating hedgerows under agri-environmental agreements, notably Tir Gofal. Chris Botting, of FC Wales, said: “We appreciate this is a busy time of year on the farm, particularly for those wishing to meet …
Welcome to Borth the best place in Wales to raise children
But today Borth, Ceredigion, can also lay claim to being Wales’ best spot to bring up children. An analysis of factors including crime rates, earnings, house prices and access to good schools named Borth to be the …
Grass – a great source of energy to help cut our carbon footprint
Health Wales is highlighting the work of Welsh Crucible researchers – the cream of Welsh research talent. Dr Elaine Jensen explains how the common grass Miscanthus can become a source of sustainable energy LITTLE did …
The Prince of Wales’s company makes £4 million but gives nothing to charity
When Clarence House was asked about the surprising figures for the firm, which owns the copyrights to the Prince’s art works as well as selling organic foods and lifestyle products through Highgrove shops and a website, a spokesman initially suggested …
Charities to reap £3m from fee for throwaway plastic bags
The Welsh Assembly move has the backing of all parties and is expected to set a template for the rest of the UK. It means shops could generate £3million a year, providing a lifeline to organisations struggling for funding as well as tackling the waste …
Welsh schools to get climate change education pack
The Climate Change Educational Resource Pack contains a number of sections on issues such as the global climate perspective, the Welsh climate perspective, food supply and natural resources, settlement, critical infrastructure, industry and health and …
Welsh-based scientists put case for bioenergy
THE challenge of using agricultural land to grow both food and fuel is being addressed by a team of Welsh academics. Scientists at Aberystwyth University’s Ibers – the Institute for Biological, Environmental and Rural …
Abergavenny Food Festival brings £30 million to Gwent
Mr Waters added that the festival was no longer just about one weekend, but that there was also a Christmas fair, and that organisers have taken local produce to similar events in Puglia, Italy, to promote the best of Welsh produce.
Green manure cuts the mustard
And some organic gurus claim it can also deter wireworm – the larvae of the click beetle which ruined our maincrop of maris pipers. In 2001 the use of mustard as a wireworm control was tested in mid Wales – here’s the link to the study. …
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