Environment, Food and Agriculture News

Illegal fishing activity damages the Island’s economy and biodiversity and should be reported. That is the message from the Department of Environment, Food and...

The public is being consulted over the introduction of further measures to eradicate a disease that can kill cattle. Bovine viral diarrhoea is highly...

Anglers must have a licence to fish the Island’s rivers and reservoirs. The reminder from the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA) follows...

Catch limits and other controls to prevent over-fishing will be rigorously enforced when the king scallop season opens in Manx waters on Wednesday (1st...

The Department of Economic Development (DED), in partnership with the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA), has mapped out mountain bike...

A new food provenance label and a Butcher’s Charter are helping shoppers to identify Manx produce on shop shelves, boosting the economy. The provenance label,...

Sponsors are sought for the 10th anniversary Isle of Man Food & Drink Festival. The festival, run by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture...

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is warning those using beaches not to touch Portuguese Man of War washed up this week. Local beachcomber...

Volunteers from the Isle of Man Bank are back at a popular beauty spot carrying out enhancements this week. Bank staff are working with the Department of...

The quality, variety and versatility of Isle of Man food and drink were showcased at the Isle of Man Chef of the Year and Student Chef of the Year...