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Postsaver welcomes new partner in the fruit growing sector

Postsaver has announced a partnership with Peter Müller, an established distributor specialising in solutions for the fruit farming sector.

Vineyard handling easier with new compact handler

A compact handler selected for a busy Hertfordshire firewood supply business is proving even better suited to working in the estate’s expanding vineyards. David Williams reports.

Manual versus machine

In today’s world, there are machines (and now even robots) that can tackle almost every task in a vineyard or orchard, from planting and pruning to harvesting. NP Seymour director Claire Seymour explains more.

Apple tree pruning for high productivity & orchard profitability

Independent horticultural consultant Mark Holden offers his orchard pruning advice to maximise yields and profitability.

New English wine brand uses fresh techniques to grow non-traditional varieties

Soft fruit grower Sandy Booth has turned his attention to English wine with the launch of his inaugural wine collection.

Suffolk New College awards recognised horticulture apprentice

A Suffolk New College student, Olivia Smith, has been named top horticulture apprentice of the year. 

Ridgeview introduces its Rosé de Noirs

East Sussex Ridgeview Wine Estate has announced the release of Rosé de Noirs 2020. 

Olly Harrison launches gin brand using honey from the farm 

Merseyside farmer and influencer Olly Harrison recently launched his own brand of gin, made by Wrekin Spirit – with part of the proceeds going to charity.

Bridge Greenhouses supports soft fruit growers during Berry Fresh Month

As February’s Berry Fresh Month begins, specialists in constructing and equipping commercial greenhouses, Bridge Greenhouses, are highlighting the support that greenhouses provide to UK soft fruit growers.

British Garden Centres announces acquisition of Dobbies sites in Havant and Morpeth

British Garden Centres announced the acquisition of the former Dobbies sites in Havant and Morpeth. This takes the group up to 70 centres, marking an “extremely exciting” milestone for the family-run business.

WineGB calls on government to invest in UK’s viticulture and winemaking

WineGB is calling on the government to acknowledge the growth potential of viticulture and winemaking in the UK in its submission to the Comprehensive Spending Review.

‘Move over Jolene, there’s a new red in town!’ – Dolly Parton launches pinot noir

American singer and songwriter Dolly Parton has recently announced new additions to her Dolly Wines range.

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