Arla celebrates victory in BEIS competition enabling the start of biochar innovation project to explore greenhouse gas removal for farmers
A consortium of eight organisations, including farmer owned dairy cooperative Arla Foods UK, has been awarded funding as a part of the government’s Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removal Technologies competition. The project will test the feasibility of using biochar commercially in agriculture. The consortium believes that if this could be achieved and biochar became commonly used across agriculture, it could result in significant amounts of carbon being removed from the atmosphere and stored in farm soils for centuries, whilst also supporting good soil health.
Arla Foods amba increases June milk price
The Arla Foods on-account price for conventional and organic milk will increase by 0.5 euro cents per kilo from June 2021.
This means that when applied to the standard manufacturing litre Arla’s milk price will increase by 0.44 pence per litre to 33.23 pence for conventional milk and 41.59 pence per litre for organic milk for Arla’s farmer owners.
Big data empowers arla farmers to decarbonise dairy at a faster pace
The results are in for Arla’s climate checks, one of the world’s largest externally validated sets of carbon footprint data for farms. Since launching last year, 7,986 farms across seven European countries have submitted data to 203 questions covering the number of animals, feed composition, crop production, use of fertilizer, manure handling, use of electricity, fuel and renewable energy. This data has then been validated by external assessors in every market a process which will be repeated annually.
Parents confused about providing a healthy and balanced diet for their kids
Disconnect in parents’ understanding of providing a balanced diet for kids as 83 per cent1 claim confidence their children receive a nutritious diet, yet just 22 per cent say their kids regularly get their RDAs, while 40 per cent admit their kids don’t hit their five-a-day target
Meet Jonny and Jelly, an Arla farmer and his cow on a mission to help families tackle the issue with a new book to demystify daily nutritional needs, what exactly is in a glass of milk and just how our diet impacts our bodies
Arla Foods UK Appoints New SVP of Sales
Jonathan Dixon has been appointed as the new Senior Vice President of Sales for Arla Foods UK effective 1st May.
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Arla celebrates victory in BEIS competition enabling the start of biochar innovation project to explore greenhouse gas removal for farmers
A consortium of eight organisations, including farmer owned dairy cooperative Arla Foods UK, has been awarded funding as a part of the government’s Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removal Technologies competition. The project will test the feasibility of using biochar commercially in agriculture. The consortium believes that if this could be achieved and biochar became commonly used across agriculture, it could result in significant amounts of carbon being removed from the atmosphere and stored in farm soils for centuries, whilst also supporting good soil health.
Arla Foods amba increases June milk price
The Arla Foods on-account price for conventional and organic milk will increase by 0.5 euro cents per kilo from June 2021.
This means that when applied to the standard manufacturing litre Arla’s milk price will increase by 0.44 pence per litre to 33.23 pence for conventional milk and 41.59 pence per litre for organic milk for Arla’s farmer owners.
Big data empowers arla farmers to decarbonise dairy at a faster pace
The results are in for Arla’s climate checks, one of the world’s largest externally validated sets of carbon footprint data for farms. Since launching last year, 7,986 farms across seven European countries have submitted data to 203 questions covering the number of animals, feed composition, crop production, use of fertilizer, manure handling, use of electricity, fuel and renewable energy. This data has then been validated by external assessors in every market a process which will be repeated annually.