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A generations-old culture is in decline, with post-Brexit changes to subsidies and trade making things worse
Farmers fear 120,000 animals might have to be killed because of a shortage of workers in slaughterhouses
By ending its use, brands could slash carbon footprints and deploy their influence to reduce meat consumption
Portfolio of sustainability champion’s new firm includes insect protein and vertical farming
Dictator admits country faces ‘unprecedented difficulties’ from sanctions and poor harvest
From garlic-infused pellets to face masks — the lengths employed by farmers to cut greenhouse gas emissions
‘Why cull us when we could be retrained?’
Group seeks to capitalise on changing diets and consumer worries about carbon emissions
Trade body warns mass slaughter likely to follow, as PM dismisses sector’s concerns
Country is fertile ground for novel sustainable methods but must overcome cost and cultural barriers
Snarl-up reflects wider UK supply chain problems with post-Brexit labour shortages at their roots
Independent trade and agriculture commission still not put on statutory footing despite fears on standards
Imports from EU to fill gap after labour shortages force UK farmers to cut production
Other countries may reap the benefits, jobs and profits of pioneering techniques from British scientists
Driver and labour shortages are putting at risk pumpkin distribution for Halloween and leaving a pig surplus
Easing of regulations intended to remove long and costly licensing process but campaigners warn of unknown risks
Decision to allow only a handful of small boats’ applications further strains relations between Paris and London
French supplier warns droughts and wet harvests have led to ‘unprecedented situation’
Excessive export taxes will hit the farmers’ ability to invest in production and stifle output
Having a fixed expectation of what food we should eat is historically and environmentally illiterate
Luxury groups respond to increasing consumer concerns over sustainability
RHS judge Jon Wheatley reveals why growing our own fruit, vegetables — and even weeds — is good for both plate and planet
2 Sisters owner Ranjit Boparan asks the government to support two fertiliser plants that were shut by gas price surge
Unprecedented labour shortages have left hundreds of tonnes of produce rotting in the fields
Paris says fishermen based in Normandy face unreasonable curbs on working in English Channel
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