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Negotiated from scratch. two countries and two farming systems. agriculture has been the most sensitive area of the talks, but the prime minister sees the deal as an opportunity for a wide range of british exporters. for northern ireland, northern irish machine tools, this will be good news. it will be good news for british car manufacturers, it will be good news for british services, for british financial services and it will be good news for, i hope, for agricultural sector on both sides. 0ur economies are stronger by these agreements. this is the most comprehensive and ambitious agreement t...

The worry reaches west over the border to the brecons in wales. and john davies's farm. australian lamb could also become tariff free and much cheaper to buy here. it's not just about the farm, it's about all supply industries, it's about everybody involved within the community. the rugby clubs, the football clubs, all of that is so important to us here in wales. it's what makes wales wales. but some environmentalists believe the negotiations could protect british farmers, and the planet. we need a trade deal with australia and there's nothing wrong with international trade in food. but it nee...

But some environmental groups say the talks could be an opportunity to raise global standards in food production. with more, here's our rural affairs correspondent, claire marshall. 0pposite ends of the earth. different landscapes, climates and farming systems. how will the trade deal with australia work? here, enjoying the sweet grass of the cotswold hills, is the herd of beef farmer david barton. they graze in a way which helps lock up carbon and encourage nature. from a poor trade deal, this can be lost. because if i can't be competitive, you know, i can't survive as a farmer. in australia,...

Organic no-till is elusive, but study shows promise RODALE RESEARCH: Rodale’s Farming Systems Trial, begun in 1981, initially evaluated a conventional corn-soybean rotation to an organic corn-soybean-cover crop legume rotation with organic manure used as a source of nutrition. In 2008, a no-till versus till component was added. The Rodale Institute has incorporated mowing and tedding and various roller crimpers into an organic no-till system. Suggested Event Aug 31, 2021 to Sep 02, 2021 In organic grain growing systems, tillage often is the go-to tool for getting ready to plant an...

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