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The great non-organic seed scam, and how farm subsidies are making it worse

Daniel Pearsall & Dr Julian Little

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

April 2025

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The focus has to be science

Paul Temple

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

April 2025

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Organic yields set to fall further behind conventional crops

Professor Stuart J. Smyth

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

April 2025

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Precision Breeding Act: It’s time to move on from the divisions of the past

Baroness Helene Hayman

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

March 2025

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Is this a NZ-style reset moment for farm policy in England?

Dr Derrick Wilkinson

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

March 2025

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ScotGov’s stubbornness on gene editing risks leaving Scotland’s scientists and farmers behind

Finlay Carson MSP

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

March 2025

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Major ag policy reset needed to help UK farmers produce ‘more from less’

George Freeman MP

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

March 2025

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Gene edited crops: coming soon to England’s fields and glasshouses

Professor Mario Caccamo

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

February 2025

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Reclaiming UK cropland for nature may be five times worse for global biodiversity than the benefit to local species

Professor Andrew Balmford FRS

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

February 2025

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Bovaer: some key lessons learned

Dr Geoff Mackey

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

February 2025

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Cart before the horse? Why a land use framework should have preceded post-CAP farm policy development

David Hill

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

February 2025

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30:50:50 vision - towards a new Innovation Agenda for UK Agriculture

George Freeman MP

Science for Sustainable Agriculture

January 2025

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