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Slow response to levy ballot

The Agriculture & Horticulture Development Board has received just one written request for a ballot on the horticultural levy.

Crop protection council raises credibility issue in pesticide committee consultation

Government proposals to replace the advisory committee on pesticides with a committee of scientific experts could harm the "public credibility" of the scientists involved, the British Crop Production Council has warned.

Trade threat concerns voiced over EU-wide invasive plant blacklisting

European Commission proposals to regulate non-native invasive plants pose a significant threat to the plant trade, according to the HTA.

Deadline looms for Rural Economy Grants

Countryside-based entrepreneurs hoping to secure grants of up to £1m from a Government scheme aimed at boosting rural businesses have been warned that they have just days to submit their initial applications.

Minister notes grower peat risk

Government acknowledges risk to vegetable growers over peat withdrawal in Commons hearing.

New rules come in on energy performance for buildings

New regulations for the sale or letting of commercial or retail buildings have been introduced on energy performance certificates (EPCs).

Plant protection treaty celebrates 60 years

Plant experts from around the world are celebrating a global pact to fight plant pests that was launched 60 years ago.

South West and Midlands given drought status where growers taking the strain

Seventeen counties in South West England and the Midlands have moved into official drought status the Environment Agency announced today - but hosepipe bans in these areas are unlikely as public supplies have been affected less severely than in the South East.

Task force hits peat impact stumbling block

Leading academic laments failure to establish precise nature of problem ahead of road map for eradication of peat use.

Yorkshire declares drought-but no hosepipe ban

Parts of Yorkshire have joined the south and east in drought following another dry month which has hit rivers and groundwater supplies, the Environment Agency said.

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