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Future of fruit farming report published

Pedal-powered tractors to become compulsory for Government contracts

UK Border Strategy is 'most expensive and least efficient' in the world, EFRA Committee hears UPDATED

Former Defra secretary of state defends import regime

NFU warns against UK lowering import standards to combat Trump tariffs

Zeichner to face EFRA over future of farming

Farms disappearing around towns and cities, CPRE report reveals

Glyphosate GB use extended to end of 2026

Defra calls for comments for quarantine policy review of tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV)

Amenity Forum ‘welcomes’ pesticides National Action Plan but calls for defined timelines

Defra minister visits Harper Adams to hear about agri-tech growth and adoption

Horticulture industry mergers and acquisitions in first quarter of 2025

Government rural crime funding welcomed

Red Tractor reject retail calls for environmental farm assurance after review

Steve Reed visits Veg Power school

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Comment

Time to rethink IPM: moving toward true pesticide risk management

Overview of course changes affecting current horticulture education provision

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Competitive to include a Car Allowance, Bonus and Benefits, St Albans & Garden Pride

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The Knole Estate offers a competitive remuneration package., Sevenoaks, Kent

Sole Gardener

Salary negotiable but circa £35k - £40k reflecting the PGG Salary Guidelines., Stone, Staffordshire

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£25,000 - £27,500, W1J 0AL, London (Greater)

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