The ‘Ariat’ range of leisure wear from the JFTU Ariat is named after the American racehorse, ‘Secretariat’, the legendary race horse and 1973 Kentucky Derby

By Colin Tudge As the world burns and floods and the world’s most powerful people continue to offer more of the same — or else

In advance of this year’s Jersey Horse of the Year Show, Ruth Le Cocq met the originator of the show, Karen Barette, chair of Home

The recently announced Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey’s Agriculture and Horticulture Bursaries: could this herald a regeneration for the Island’s farming industry? By Alasdair Crosby Let’s start

Noel Coward’s famous comedy, ‘Blithe Spirit’, is being presented at the Arts Centre, from 6 to 9 September. Book now! Its presenter, Tessa Coleman (also

By Nate Blum, chief executive officer of BlüMilo and Sorghum United – an international NGO serving to advance education and markets development for sorghum and

His Majesty’s Receiver General has announced that the Crown in Jersey has set aside funds to support bursaries for studying agriculture or horticulture to mark

Many ‘endangered’ foods are still being grown in people’s gardens, however the commercial sources have become extremely scarce.  The summer months provide an abundance of

The 5th annual RURAL magazine Jersey Landscape Awards for 2023 has been won by Ann Morgan for her painting Early Morning, Bouley Bay. Runner-up was

We continue our series of articles in Jèrriais – Jersey’s own traditional native language. The ‘frouque’ in question is a digging fork, rather than a

A new exhibition has opened at Jersey Museum, Art Gallery & Victorian House that will tickle the taste buds of visitors, while giving them plenty