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Published 19/10/2012News
Published 19/10/2012
Extensive farming feeds the world
The media has been full of stories about bad harvests, increasing crop costs, looming shortages of animal products and rising food prices: international food security is endangered. Some think intensifying farming provides the solution. We…
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Published 17/10/2012
High Court live export ruling
The High Court has ruled against Thanet District Council's suspension of live exports from Ramsgate until a judicial review of the decision is concluded.
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Published 17/10/2012
Increasing productivity, but at what cost?
Compassion's new research study looks at the relationship between food security and animal welfare.
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Published 15/10/2012
Blog Action Day 2012: "The Power of We"
On Blog Action Day, we join in the conversation and take a look at how "The Power of We" could kick-start a food and farming revolution.
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Published 12/10/2012
Excellent news for rabbits in the UK
Compassion in World Farming was alerted to an application for an intensive rabbit farm on 1st October.
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Published 12/10/2012
Protesters tell government: "End live exports"
Protesters demanded an end to live exports from the UK today at a rally outside the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, in London.
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Published 11/10/2012
Pigs' postcard to Italy
Three not-so-little pigs were joined by two Compassion staff to deliver a postcard to the Italian state tourism office in central London.
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Published 09/10/2012
Cow Power
Ben & Jerry's new ice-cream is helping to promote an initiative that improves the lives of Europe's dairy cows.
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Published 09/10/2012
Putting better farming on the map
As shown in our last blog post, mapping can be a useful tool to highlight the scale and impacts of factory farming around the world. Now we take a look at the lighter side of mapping; at how this thinking can be used to showcase better farming.
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Published 04/10/2012
Outrage over cloned GM calf
A genetically modified cloned calf, who can produce milk without the protein that is thought to cause allergies in infants, has been produced by scientists in New Zealand.
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