Has RFK jr been getting ideas from Michael Gove?

I hate to say it, but I'm starting to wonder if a wide swathe of southern England could be heading toward severe drought territory this month. For S UK in general, wet weather this weekend has trended toward not much, while a chance of more next Mon-Tue has all but vanished.

RACHEL REEVES - crying here eyes out at PMQ’s What the hell is going on???

Labour’s policies are hammering our local family businesses... In the past few months I’ve met with so many local family business owners who now face the same financial cliff edge as our farmers because of the government’s damaging tax changes to both BPR and APR 📉 This month,

Summer 2025 - The year of extreme European heatwaves? Note that this is mostly theoretical speculation based on the current atmospheric setup & what could potentially happen this summer if the jigsaw pieces align allowing for a worst case scenario. In June we saw two

Price William’s father spent many years encouraging farmers to go Organic. William wants us to farm Regeneratively. What will his son George’s advice be in 20 years time? For all three generations much maligned conventional farming will do the heavy lifting and keep the

Olly harrison 🥛🍔🌱AccidentalYoutuber Steve Reed MP The main concern is that he views regenerative farming techniques as a way farmers can miraculously survive terrible government policy and crippling farm gate prices 🙄

After days out at PX Farms and Groundswell, all signs point to the big getting bigger at a faster rate. Are we on the cusp of a new farming aristocracy? This week's editorial: fwi.co.uk/news/opinion/e…

There is one incredibly hopeful thing in all of this. Every time after Russian bombings of Ukrainian cities, particularly Kyiv, in the morning, you see shop windows, cafes, pizzerias, restaurants, and delivery services shattered by debris and shockwaves -- and yet there is

Yesterday’s almost stationary storm in Texas. Torrential rain for 24 hours in some locations NW of San Antonio. Reports of over half a metre of rain. The Guadalupe River rose 11 metres in under 2 hours. Catastrophic damage and dozens dead.

So we (and many other farms across the country) have been left in the lurch, with existing habitat created and maintained for a generation, creating all of the associated biodiversity with it being potentially unfunded. The future of this habitat is uncertain at best! 12/19

Upset - and at times tearful - Suffolk farmers opened up at a meeting I was at in Ipswich about the emotional toll this Labour government’s vindictive Family Farm Tax policy is having on their lives and livelihood. You can read below👇 eadt.co.uk/news/25271155.…

In an emotional and at times tearful meeting, Suffolk farmers opened up describing the absolute heartache this Labour government is causing by pushing ahead with its vindictive Family Farm Tax. At a meeting in Ipswich kindly organised by Suffolk’s Agricultural Chaplain Graham

Had a field fire today in the combining field. Luckily no one hurt, no machines damaged and only a small area of crop lost. Farm team collectively worked the problem in a safe manner. Excellent, rapid response from Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service which was greatly appreciated. Please discuss

Watch this cat take out a swift, a red listed specices in serious decline that has managed to fly all the way from Africa. A bird species that is considered to be of the highest conservation concern.

Near perfect camouflage. #Labrador

Father keeps this bank note on display in the farmhouse kitchen as a reminder of what can happen when an Economy goes badly wrong! Let’s hope this isn’t the future of the UK Economy! Rachel Reeves #HyperInflation