Environment, Food and Agriculture News

Manx queenies have been crowned as the Isle of Man’s new national dish following a public vote. The poll was run over a four month period by the Department of...

Over 10,000 people attended the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture’s 2018 Isle of Man Food & Drink Festival – a new record – beating last...

Local chefs took the finest Manx ingredients and turned them into tasty dishes before a knowledgeable audience yesterday (Sunday). Zaneta Krol from Haworths...

The annual two day extravaganza celebrating the best of Isle of Man food and drink is set to return this coming weekend – and promises to be the biggest...

The public are being asked to remain vigilant in spotting signs of Dutch elm disease in the Island’s elm tree population, with an appeal from the Department of...

Increasing diversification across the Island’s farmers, food and fishing producers was praised at an annual awards ceremony held this evening...

The Isle of Man Government is carrying out a survey to gather information about the condition of the Island’s private sector housing stock.  Officers from the...

This year’s Great Taste Awards were once again the showcase for a record-breaking performance by the Manx food and drink industry. The awards – known as the...

Farmers are this week receiving an advance payment from the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA) to support them with buying feed and bedding...

The public are being reassured that patches of red sea water that have been spotted around parts of the Island over recent days – particularly at Douglas, Laxey...