Policy and Regulations

Did you know that around 69% of England’s land is used for farming? This shows how important farming is. It not only provides food but also supports rural areas. Yet,

Sustainable farming is a key tool in the fight against climate change. It uses less energy and creates fewer carbon emissions. This is good news for our planet’s future. Yet,

More than 23 percent of U.S. farmer cooperatives have lasted over a century. This shows their ability to stay sustainable and resilient. As climate change and harm to the environment

Did you know nearly half of farmers markets now sell organic products? Many more offer chemical or pesticide-free items. This big change shows a move towards sustainable farming. People both

Did you know that 190 Faculty Law Review Articles look at animal welfare and environmental rules? This big number shows how important these issues are. It tells us that we

Did you know that in the United States, farms are responsible for about 72 percent of nitrous oxide emissions? This shows how much farms affect the environment. It highlights the

Did you know that over 24% of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) budget went to rural development from 2014 to 2020? That’s about 99.59 billion € spent to promote green

In 2050, our world’s population might reach 9.7 billion. This makes the need for sustainable farming crucial. The drive for eco-friendly agriculture solutions is more important than ever. Such solutions

Did you know the EQIP helps farmers with both money and technical support? It helps them deal with important natural resource issues. This shows how helping farmers change to eco-friendly

A commercial farm needs to cover at least five acres and make over $2,500 yearly from agriculture. This shows how key commercial farms are and why following water laws matters.

Did you know that agriculture uses the most freshwater globally? It uses a massive 70% of the supply. Nowadays, with sustainability a top priority, farming has changed a lot. Now,

Did you know that 84 Agricultural Regulatory Inspection Officers have been hired in England? They will be doing more farm inspections. So, farmers must get ready for these checks. It’s

Did you know the agricultural sector worldwide creates 1.6 billion tons of waste each year? This huge amount highlights a big issue in modern farming. How to handle and get

Did you know small farmers, earning less than $5,000 from organic sales, are not required to be certified? The organic farming industry has grown a lot since its start in

Did you know farming helps keep our air clean? It’s true! There’s nearly three times more carbon in the ground than in our air. This shows why keeping track of

Did you know the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service looks after 570 refuges across America? These are part of the National Wildlife Refuge System, aiming to protect native plants and

Have you heard that extreme weather in the last fifty years cost over $4.3 trillion and led to more than two million deaths? This comes from the World Meteorological Organization

Did you know scientists believe there are at least 8.7 million different types of life on Earth? But, in the last 150 years, farming has drastically reduced the tallgrass prairies

Did you know about half of the European Union is farmland? This links agriculture with the health of the earth. Good soil is key for farming success and to keep

California stands out in the US for its vast agricultural production. It includes over 400 different items and makes about half of the nation’s fruits, nuts, and vegetables. This large

The Clean Air Act, a key law since 1955, got a big update in 1970. It controls air pollution in the US. This law watches six pollutants, affecting many areas,

Did you know the UK plans to match EU funding up to 2020 post-Brexit? This shows big changes are happening in UK farming’s green policies. The UK will soon set

More than 30 states, like Georgia, Kentucky, and Texas, now have tough rules on how close pesticides can be sprayed near schools. There are over 4,028 elementary schools only 200

By 2028, the aim is for over 70% of farmers and land managers to care for the land while growing food. This big number shows a big change in farming

Did you know the EU wants to cut greenhouse gases by 55% by 2030 compared to 1990 levels? This big goal shows how the latest rules will impact Irish farmers.

Global average surface air temperatures have risen by about 1.8°F over the last 115 years. This sharp increase highlights the pressing need for farmers to adjust to climate change rules.