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  • Figures showing cumulative effort use by UK vessels in October 2014

  • Report of sampling on scallop stocks to investigate exploitation rates.

  • ACRE's advice on an application to market genetically modified cut carnation flowers.

  • Report on agricultural contracting drawing evidence from Farm Business Survey (FBS) and the June Agricultural Census.

  • News, economics and statistics relating to the UK's farming and food industries.

  • Results of the 2014 June survey of agriculture and horticulture in England.

  • This research considers three aspects of a new approach to analysing how chemicals build up in fish, known as bioaccumulation.

  • The release summarises local authority activity in relation to food law enforcement at food establishments. It includes summary statistics on the numbers of inspections conducted as well the outcomes of these inspections.

  • Fisheries statistics for August 2014, including landings.

  • The Food and You survey provides evidence of public food safety attitudes, reported behaviour and knowledge of recommended food safety practices.

  • Report on pesticide usage practices on grassland and fodder crops in Northern Ireland.

  • Official statistics are produced impartially and free from any political influence.

  • Cefas Science and Data1902-2014

  • UK results from the June surveys of agriculture and horticulture.

  • An evaluation of potential analytical methods for the determination of biotin in foods using high performance liquid chromatography.

  • The development and evaluation of a procedure for the determination of folates using high performance liquid chromatography.

  • Figures showing cumulative effort use by UK vessels in September 2014

  • UK wheat and barley production.

  • UK wheat and barley production.

  • Report of a study of the level and catches of discards in the inshore fleet across South East and South West England.