In a humming factory in Kenya’s highlands, tea is hand-plucked from the fields, cured and shredded into the fine leaves that have sated drinkers from London to Lahore for generations.

Earth is finally free to rise after hundreds of thousands of years of ice suppression.

The drought monitor remains essentially unchanged.

The government has today confirmed nearly £3 billion of funding for 2020 to support farmers once the UK leaves the EU.

Sub-Saharan Africa’s aquaculture production, estimated at 1.7 million metric tons (MT) of the global 76.6 million MT of production in 2015, continues to face fish feed shortages.

Bulls cannot breed at Inverell. They are becoming infertile from their testicles overheating. Mares are not falling pregnant, and through the heat, piglets and calves are aborting.