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Fine-tuning a horse’s diet to the specific demands of his work aids optimum results. Ed Busuttil MRCVS outlines the science behind sport horse nutrition
How much attention do you pay to the soil – its chemical health and nutrient status – in your horse’s field? Emily Bevan finds out why your soil should look like chocolate cake rather than brownie
Researchers believe a shift in attitudes may help in future, if recent weather conditions are to become the norm
Professor Buczacki is a horticultural expert, writer and former chair of Gardeners' Question Time
Many of us have a tricky relationship with sugar – we know that too much of it can be bad for us, but it can be difficult to kick the habit. While it’s a piece of cake to figure out that biscuits and
AS I WRITE this, it is New Year’s Day. You, of course, will read it sometime later on, but still I’d like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. The cycle of our wee ball of dirt around the Sun, and its w