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Tesco launches Nature Programme with step-up in support for water commitment

Tesco’s Nature Programme will focus its efforts on five key areas of action: protecting nature in key sourcing landscapes, both in the UK and abroad; scaling

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Benefits of grass leys for outdoor pig units

Grass mixes can establish well and withstand grazing by outdoor pigs, helping protect soils and watercourses, a three-year trial has shown. The trial took

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Norfolk riverbanks to benefit from national woodland project

Norfolk's rivers are set to benefit from a new nationwide project to improve water quality and biodiversity.

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Happy pigs are grazing on grass in Norfolk farm trial

"The pigs are very content. They spend a lot more time out exploring, whereas if it was bare earth they would be in the hut. They are fitter as well. So by having a fitter sow, of course it is going to help her when she comes to give birth and look after a litter.
"Nutritionally they are getting nothing at all from the grass. They are still getting fed exactly the same levels of feed, so it is just about contentment, fibre and gut-fill. The fibre is improving their gut health.
"There's another thing we've become aware of - we always knew the sows ate some of their bedding but we never realised how much. Now they have got as much grass as they want to eat, there is so much less straw needing to be put in the huts. Straw can become scarce and very expensive, so that's another positive."

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How on-farm interventions keep soil and water in place

How on-farm interventions keep soil and water in place
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