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Monty Don, the Chairman of the Soil Association goes NO DIG at last! In this article he has proclaimed that the best thing you can do is to spread a layer of compost over the land twice a year before…
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-51756873 It is not the lack of tunnels under roads, it is not the lack of food source, but the laying down of poison to kill slugs that kills Hedgehogs. So we will be calling Nottingham Trent University to tell…
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Corona Virus and the Decline of the Human Race Not only are we subject to suffering more from the Corona Virus than we might otherwise the population of the world is laying itself open to whatever is going by systematic…
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  Hear the beginning of this pad cast from Bayer Crop Science Our response Sent to  Sophie Anton and Beatrice Fenton  Producers of BBC Farming Today From Richard Higgins Chairman of Good Gardeners International TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION My comment to…
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Neonics may also impact bird populations, researchers say 17 September 2019, by Gavin McEwan Neonicotinioid insecticides may be contributing to declines in farmland birds, Canadian researchers have claimed.

This is a film of the early days of why the Soil Association was formed. copy and paste this link into your browser. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/stories-47950217

https://www.politico.eu/article/glyphosate-concerns-pass-from-human-health-to-soil/  

BBC World Service broadcast on Zero Waste in San Francisco My Perfect City The UK could take a leaf out of this book! LATEST NEWS The HH-2 Waste Management and Horticultural System is promoted by GOOD GARDENERS INTERNATIONAL and is…
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Rather than concentrating on sustainability Australia has gone down the road to Industrial farming for export.   https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcnews         FROM BBC   OUR WORLD This will lead to more emigration  

  BBC Radio 4 Farming Today. Saturday 9th March, 2019 QUOTES FROM THIS POD CAST: “84% of top soil in the UK has been lost since 1850 due to chemical farming and ploughing.” “Ploughing the soil is like putting a…
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