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Winter oilseed rape a good option for the autumn 2022-07-31

In another world first. this is a sugar derived from crops. itll be transformed into clear bioplastic, suitable for soft drinks bottles. im just going to give it a little taste. are you sure this is safe, yeah? its safe. its safe, ok, so here we go. its sugar! just plain, ordinary sugar. and this is going to become a plastic bottle one day. yes, at the end, it will be. fantastic, absolutely fantastic. look at the array of products they can make from the powder ive just eaten. the breakthrough, o...

Has been hit hard by the driest growing season in over a0 years. once youve peeled and prepared it you have much left. this corner of england supplies vegetable to the nation. but andrew says the harvest this year has not been less than a disaster. there is no way that crops in the uk can cope with the climate we have had this year. the lack of water, intense temperatures, you cannot reverse this process. and this is notjust yourfarm, andrew. this is replicated through out the east of england in...

Of england in similar crops. absolutely, yeah. and of course the east of england grows predominately most of the uks crops of this nature. the scorched landscape tells some of the story, though we are not yet in an official drought. yorkshire water says its supplies are slightly lower than normal and is urging its customers to save water where they can. anglian water says it doesnt envisage a hosepipe ban because its storage systems are working well. its the driest that its been since1976 and ju...

—— but that his focus is on getting his party into government. in an article in the sunday mirror, he says labour must move away from being a party of protest, so it can win power and hand it to working people. sir keirfaced criticism after sacking the shadow minister, sam tarry, who had attended an rmt picket line during the rail strike. the uk met office says the first 6 months of the year in england were the driest since 1976 and it means farmers up and down the country are facing problem...

The safety of people on earth. the uk met office says the first 6 months of the year in england were the driest since 1976 and it means farmers up and down the country are facing problems with their crops. the national drought group is considering tough restrictions. paul murphy reports. they are half the size and there are half as many. andrew brantons potato crop has been hit hard by the driest growing season in more than a0 years. by the time youve peeled it or done anything to prepare it, yo...

Now. solar around wind. eventually well-get around to what europe is focused on now, food supply and food production. that is what is behind all this. rachel: it is really strange that they would actually, i guess if they have this u.n. plan and they have all these green goals but this is a time where the food supply is under a lot of stress because of the war in ukraine and other issues. why would they do it right now? >> i think they see an opportunity now for this transition that they hope to...

Lost everything, and i aint the only one. were gonna be — were gonna have to have felt, more than what they brought in here the last one. president biden has declared a disasterfor president biden has declared a disaster for the president biden has declared a disasterfor the area, president biden has declared a disaster for the area, freeing president biden has declared a disasterfor the area, freeing up funds and equipment to help but the worst may not be over with more rain expected early ne...

Problems with their crops. the national drought group is considering tough restrictions. paul murphy reports. they are half the size and there are half as many. andrew brantons potato crop has been hit hard by the driest growing season in more than a0 years. by the time youve peeled it or done anything to prepare it, you wont have much left. this corner of england supplies veg to the nation. but andrew says this years harvest is nothing less than a disaster. theres just no way that crops in the ...

Theres just no way that crops in the uk can cope with the climate weve had this year, lack of water, intense temperatures. you cant reverse this process. and this isntjust yourfarm, andrew. we can be confident this is replicated throughout the east of england in similar crops. absolutely, yeah. and of course the east of england grows predominately most of the uks crops of this nature. the scorched landscape tells some of the story, though we are not yet in an official drought. yorkshire water sa...