This year represents some ten years since the first crop of heifers bred by imported bulls completed their lactations, and real results of the historic

  If you have any old photos that show farming and farming life in Jersey in years gone by and would like to share them

Jersey Dairy managing director Eamon Fenlon believes Jersey’s dairy products will retain and expand their niche in the market. He talked to Alasdair Crosby Jersey

The Government of Jersey has appointed its first energy and climate change minister, Deputy Hilary Jeune, to drive the Island’s path to net-zero by 2050. 

A book which aims to teach children about Jersey’s unique history and heritage has been published in both English and Jèrriais, ahead of the anniversary

There are plenty of family-friendly events happening this October – from the anniversary festival of the Corn Riots to black butter making at The Elms.

With the cost of living crisis driving up food prices, many people are looking for ways to save money on their grocery shopping. Here are

Bats have a spooky reputation owing to their associations with witchcraft and the devil. But with Halloween approaching, now is a good time to seek

​£400,000 of ‘urgent additional funding’ will be given the Island’s dairy sector in response to the ‘unprecedented costs’ farmers are facing following the summer’s extreme

Baked in pies, mulled into cider or stirred for hours to create Jersey’s famous black butter – however you like to savour them, apples are a

Éditions Emile publish regular photo-zines looking at specific subjects through the collections of the Société Jersiaise Photographic Archive. In this upcoming publication, they turn their attention to

This is being held on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 October at the Royal Jersey Showground, Trinity. The Show will be open to the public from 10.30am