The UK organic farming sector saw significant growth in 2021, with a 13% increase in organic farmland and a 10% rise in organic food sales.
Defra's 2021 survey of organic farming in the UK reveals that 3.6% of total UK farmland is now managed organically, with the majority of organic farms located in England.
The UK organic market was valued at £2.79 billion in 2021, with online sales increasing by 25% and independent retailers seeing a 15% rise in sales.
Researchers at the University of Exeter explore the potential for organic farming to contribute to the UK's net-zero targets, with a focus on soil health and biodiversity.
The National Farmers' Union discusses the benefits of organic farming for UK farmers, including premium prices, improved soil health, and increased biodiversity.
This video provides an overview of the UK organic farming sector, featuring interviews with farmers, industry experts, and insights into the latest trends and developments.
The latest statistics on organic farming in Scotland reveal a 5% increase in organic farmland and a 12% rise in organic livestock numbers in 2021.
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board's (AHDB) organic farming trends and insights tool provides data and analysis on the UK organic sector, including market trends and consumer insights.