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Sorting the wheat from the chaff

Farming faces its biggest threat in decades from climate change, as has been seen from last summer's floods and, with this unpredictability expected to become more severe, policies need to change to reflect this, writes Jakki May

The old adage that farmers are always moaning about the weather may have brought a wry smile in the past but in recent times extreme weather has made more people sit up and take notice of the risks of

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