(Wednesday 16 October 2013) ABERYSTWYTH University’s free range egg supplier Birchgrove Eggs is feeding its laying hens with UK grown lupins to replace imported soya
By PHILIP JEUNE SEVERAL images of local RNLI crew members and supporters are included in a new book that showcases the lifesaving work of the
JERSEY is to ask the UK to consider agreeing to a better way of managing fish quotas for local commercial fishermen. A team of officers
FORAGING WITH Kazz Padidar. This is an expansion of an article that appeared in the November 2013 issue of RURAL magazine WHEN the Day of
This is the text of a speech by Deputy Carolyn Labey, the Jersey States Member with political responsibility for agriculture, to the third Jersey Farming
THE States Veterinary Officer is warning people who are thinking of buying or re-homing a dog from mainland Europe or beyond that, unless they get
JERSEY is leading the way for other Crown Dependencies and UK Overseas Territories in its work on protecting biodiversity in the Island. The UK government
A new exhibition by Jersey artist David Henley took place in October. He spoke to WENDY JENKINS ‘A PSALM is a cry for help, where the
(This article appears in the November issue of RURAL magazine in an abbreviated form because of coinstraints on space. The full version follows below) New
Helen Pulley on the invasive species that has invaded Jersey. JAPANESE Knotweed (Fallopia Japonica) actually is quite an attractive plant and one can see why
ZEPHYRINE (‘ZEPH’) BENNETT is holding the first exhibition of her new fine art company at The Liberty Wharf from 10 to 13 October. Picture: Zeph
September 2012Review by WENDY JENKINS ‘SHARE the love, feel the vibe’ was the message from compère Gerard Le Feuvre, as he introduced a plethora of
