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A Tortellini Salad With Garlic Scape Pesto Recipe That Captures the Excitement of Spring
Kristin Teig/Rizzoli Garlic scapes and asparagus shine in this salad from Sheela Prakash’s new cookbook ‘Salad Seasons’ “Salad season can be all seasons — that is, if you know how to build a great one,” Sheela Prakash writes…
He Started Resy: Now He Wants You to Take Restaurant NFTs Seriously
Lille Allen/Eater https://ny.eater.com/2023/4/20/23674545/ben-leventhal-blackbird-loyalty-platform-restaurant-nfts
The Eerie Familiarity of a Sci-Fi Hunger Cult
The Thick and the Lean is out now. Kathryn Vetter Miller Chana Porter’s “The Thick and the Lean” tackles cults, diet culture, and colonization through fiction In Chana Porter’s novel The Thick and the Lean, there is a pill…
Eustice proposes rare breeds support with coronation fund
Farmers Weekly Former Defra secretary George Eustice has urged ministers to launch a £10m fund to strengthen the survival of rare native farm breeds. Mr Eustice, the Conservative MP for Camborne and Redruth, said he had made…
Farm managers’ award-winning ways with staff
Farmers Weekly A common characteristic of those who have won the Farmers Weekly Farm Manager Award is their attention to staff management. We asked previous winners what works for them and their teams. Past award winners…
Liquid fertiliser wheat trial sees reduced blackgrass and costs
Farmers Weekly Jono and Esme Holland trialled a controlled-release liquid fertiliser on feed wheats last season and found that it not only cut costly ammonium nitrate rates, but significantly reduced blackgrass pressure. The…
Electric version of Ineos Grenadier 4×4 set for 2026 launch
Farmers Weekly Ineos is to build a battery-electric version of its Grenadier 4×4, with production slated to commence in 2026. The zero-emissions platform is being developed in conjunction with Austrian manufacturer Magna,…
Farmer Focus: Getting hard to justify investment as a tenant
Farmers Weekly Volatility. Be it weather, fertiliser or commodity prices, every sector of UK agriculture seems to be riding a rollercoaster at the moment, and it’s not much fun. After the driest February in 25 years, we…
Top tips to help farmers manage stress
Farmers Weekly For over 30 years, Stress Awareness Month has been held in April, recognising the detrimental effects stress can have on mental and physical wellbeing. For farmers, spring can be particularly challenging, with…
How two dairy farms achieved a better work-life balance
Farmers Weekly Work-life balance will mean something different to everybody. There are some who will scoff at the term while, for others, it is a key part of business management. With the ongoing challenge to secure and…
