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Topic: Guy Singh-Watson

Reservoir
Opinion

How could we be so stupid?

Doing nothing and hoping for the best is not the way to fight, or cope with, climate change. We should have spent the money, and so should our water companies.

Climate change Environment and ethics Guy Singh-Watson News from the farm
Field in devon
News

Darling, I really think we’re getting there

Farming Guy Singh-Watson News from the farm
Farmer in field
Opinion

Thoughts from a southern road trip

Farming Growers and suppliers Guy Singh-Watson News from the farm
Opinion

Eden was perennial

'Our survival on this planet relies on us learning from nature, to include growing and eating more perennial crops. Luckily, many of them are very tasty, too,' writes Guy Singh-Watson.

Environment and ethics Farming Guy Singh-Watson
Opinion

Good food tastes better when it’s shared

To this day I still love watching customers, particularly in large groups spanning three or four generations, enjoying an extended, leisurely lunch with children running amok outside.

Opinion

Risk aversion and staying off the shoulders

Has pragmatic compromise become a creeping move towards ‘the customer is always right', and damn the environment and UK farming? writes Guy Singh-Watson, reflecting on the need to invest in British-grown produce.

Features

Watch: What is responsible capitalism?

 Last week Riverford founder Guy Singh-Watson was presented with an award for responsible capitalism. But is this concept even possible?

Community highlight

I frankly hate the corporate monopoly of the food system. But I want to see regenerative farmers supported - if the only things they do are improve soil health and sequester carbon, perfection it may not be, but progress it is.

Sarah Glenn on Regenerative farming: Transforming the system or preserving the status quo?