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Europe's sugar beet growers are turning away from the crop in a move that could drive soaring prices even higher, as the EU's environmental rules clash with its bid to stem food inflation and secure supplies.

On a remote peninsula of Scotland, there's an experiment underway to put a dollar value on nature restoration the first step to turning stunning landscapes around the world into assets that some investors hope will soon be worth fortunes.

Brussels plans to outlaw vague environmental claims labelling consumer products as “climate neutral” in an attempt to crack down on greenwashing.

The biggest topic of conversation at the Ploughing this week is likely to be the nitrates debate. But non-farmers are still baffled at the explosion of anger among dairy farmers.

As the number of buzzards around here has increased over the last decade, the number of rats has dropped — and I don’t think this is a coincidence.

As the number of buzzards around here has increased over the last decade, the number of rats has dropped — and I don’t think this is a coincidence.

“If I could bring one thing to a desert island, it would be a dairy cow with a never-ending supply of milk.”

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Tree planting across Ireland is “far below” the level needed, the minister of state in charge of forestry has admitted.