By John Michel of Jersey Trees for Life If you’ve been past Greenhills Country House Hotel in St Peter lately,  you’ll probably have spotted the

The future of Jersey’s agriculture is rooted in regenerative practices, a vision that is becoming more tangible as a movement fueled by a growing number

By RURAL  magazine editor, Alasdair Crosby One day, several years ago – I think early in 2019 –  my in-box brought me an e-mail with

By Suzanne Wynn In January I reported that Britain’s consumption of ultra-processed foods had just broken the 50% mark, the highest in Europe.  A look at the

‘Grow Jersey’ is re-launching ‘Seedy Saturday’ to bring growers together at Le Tâcheron Farm, Trinity Local growers, families, and anyone curious about starting their own

NEW ART AND  LITERARY COMPETITIONS ARE TO BE LAUNCHED THIS AUTUMN Calling artists and authors who are inspired by the Island, its scenery, its history,

This is being held in the Main Hall at the Royal Jersey Showground. Open to the public from 11am to 5pm both days.  Gate Entry

It can be learnt as easily in St Ouen as in the Serengeti. By Harry Matthews of Jersey Bushcraft When people hear the word ‘bushcraft’

ACCESS to the countryside – it is a theme that emerges regularly in Jersey, just as it does, writ large, in the UK. Lucky are

LAWRENCE CARTER, who has died aged 88, was a former president of the Jersey Farmers Union, who had a great love of the sea and

By John Michel, ‘Tree Advocate’ at Jersey Trees for Life. Reprinted courtesy of the JEP. Standing stoically in the cemetery in front of St Clement’s

A new series of family-friendly events that combine trails, crafts and activities themed around the changing seasons are on offer this year to visitors at