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Farming communities in Europe are under increasing pressure to ensure they are getting the most out of their time and money.

A NUMBER of projects and volunteers from across Ceredigion were celebrated at a recent awards ceremony.

Some 60 years since the last passengers travelled by rail from Kiltimagh, a new Velo Rail is allowing them take to the tracks once again.

The glorious sunshine shone down last Friday on what was a historic day for Kiltimagh for the official launch of Velo Rail project. Mayo deputy and former…

Over the past decades, industrialisation and intensification have driven many local farmers out of business

A PILOT project to bring the first fresh food vending machines to Pembrokeshire now has two 24/7 fresh food vending machines stocking local produce…

The Minister for Climate Change visited the UNESCO Dyfi Biosphere to explore how Welsh Government might help local partners be more effective.

Pretoria - Gone are the days when dangerous wild animals from the Kruger National Park roamed freely on the streets of Muyexe village, outside Giyani in Limpopo.

"Tourism and Rural Development: A Policy Perspective - Results of the UNWTO Survey on Tourism for Rural Development to Member States" represents the first baseline document of UNWTO on tourism and rural development with the participation of Member States worldwide.

The market share of the Bulgarian attar of roses is between 40 and 50% of the global production, but its quality is by far considered the best, the Bulgarian Agriculture and Food Ministry said. In 2007 the land planted with oil-yielding roses accounted for more than 3 000 ha, of which 1200 kg attar of roses were manufactured. This trade