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Imports of sweet chestnut trees from areas that are affected by sweet chestnut blight will be banned, Owen Paterson announced today.
London 2012′s ambition to be the “greenest Games of modern times” was aided by a commitment to sustainable procurement.
The farming industry is among the latest to benefit from government’s drive to unlock economic growth by cutting unnecessary red tape.
Archie Robertson OBE has been appointed to the Covent Garden Market Authority as a board member covering transport and operational issues.
Sally Harmer and Stephen Lister have been appointed members of the Veterinary Products Committee.
Working together is the best way to defend British trees and plants from the pests and diseases threatening them, Environment Secretary Owen Paterson said today
The Defra Minister responsible for chemicals, Lord de Mauley, has, with the agreement of the Devolved Administrations, appointed Professor David Phillips as the new chairman of the UK Chemicals Stakeholder Forum.
Future of farming review sets out recommendations to attract new talent to careers in farming.
A further case of the tree disease Chalara, also known as ash dieback, has been confirmed in a woodland in Devon.
A plan to rid England of bovine TB within 25 years has been set out today by Environment Secretary Owen Paterson.
Reports that the badger culls are primarily to protect human health are wrong.
The National Adaptation Programme report sets out what leading businesses, councils and communities, as well as government, are doing to tackle climate threats.
Michael Seals opening comments.
The Sunday Times claim that people are at risk of contracting bovine TB through eating meat is irresponsible scaremongering.
Lord de Mauley speaking about bee health at the Friends of the Earth conference on 28 June 2013.
The UK Environment Secretary has pressed for a reformed Common Agricultural Policy to benefit British farmers, the environment and taxpayers.
Rural communities across England that aspire to generate their own clean green power are being offered a helping hand
Defra and Association of British Insurers reach an agreement on flood insurance
The review will focus on failures in food supply networks with implications for food safety and public health.
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