Euro Notebook

INTENSIVE livestock production systems in the US are a world apart from Scotland's extensive pasture and hill

Livestock farmers unfairly drawn into climate change debate

Tories papering over the Brexit cracks

Sorting out Brexit bluff from reality

A peek into Brexit possibilities

Hogan looks to the future of EU dairy sector

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Despite the Westminster pantomime, the odds still favour a deal

US opens a can of worms for global agriculture

The EU will remain our nearest and best market

Brexit pain could be eased with compromise

Hard Brexit would mean no CAP transition

Urban Tories less ready to rush to UK farmers' defence

Waiting for common sense to prevail

Treasury must accept agriculture needs a support system

Trade will be the real Brexit battleground

Remote control from Westminster would be as bad as Brussels

Farm science's uncertain funding future outside the EU

EU wants to shift support to active farmers

Westminster will need to dig deep to maintain trade

'Small is beautiful' means a cap on farm support

Westminster won't allow Brexit to be linked to a rise in food prices

UK farmers will miss the Irish/French policy influence

Farming forgotten as Tories fight over Brexit

Free trade, food prices and the danger to UK farming

Eurosceptic principles won't put bread on the table

Will farmers feel the pain of separation?

UK in danger of creating a flawed agri-policy

Dangers for agriculture in the 'greatest happiness' Brexit approach

Profit comes from good prices for high quality food

Will Westminster be better than Brussels?

UK future plans narrow in on EU thinking

Gove now facing the GM question

Outside the EU Customs Union, who will buy UK sheep?

Europe's 380,000 tonne milk powder millstone

France uses its strength to champion the green farming agenda

Scotland doesn't want English solutions to English problems

Beware a Gove bearing Green Brexit gifts

Stuck in a loop that guarantees flawed decisions

A year on, and farmers still have no idea what to expect from Brexit

Irish border row is all about food and farming

In or out, EU rules affect UK farmers

Out of the Brussels frying pan into the London fire

US trade deal would mean GM food imports

Will Brexit bring a glyphosate reprieve?

MEPs put 'gesture politics' before sound science

Macron gives us all food for thought

Deal or no deal?

EU beef – a sacrificial lamb to South America?

May makes market matters murkier

We need a positive vision for post-Brexit farming

Brexit process will not be helped by Whitehall's wishful thinking

If food prices rise, Brexit will be judged a failure

EU chases Italy's milk money

A clear vision on the way forward needed

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