The culling of thousands of ducks after an outbreak of a mild form of bird flu might have been prevented, says the manager of the organic farm where they were raised.
Maybe money really does grow on trees. Danish Christmas trees bring in well over a billion kroner each year. We take a look inside this thriving industry.
At the University of Copenhagen, scientists have developed an experimental project called Protein2Food with the mission to replace meat with protein-rich crops.
The vice chair of the Baltic Sea Advisory Council for fisheries argues that Denmark's opposition to a Baltic sea cod quota could wipe out future stocks.
Denmark's environment minister resigned on Saturday, ending a crisis of confidence that had threatened to topple Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen's minority centre-right government.
Danish company SEGES is set to take advantage of new business opportunities in North Africa by helping the Tunisian dairy industry improve its milk production.
UPDATED: Radio24syv wanted to start a debate about the treatment of animals in Denmark's agriculture sector so its hosts killed a baby rabbit with a bicycle pump and ate it.
An Irma location in Copenhagen was the first in the country to sell edible insects to customers but the grasshoppers and meal worms only remained on shelves for two days before being pulled.
The Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries is behind a new strategy to double organic farming and serve more organic food in the nation's public institutions.
Maybe money really does grow on trees. Danish Christmas trees bring in well over a billion kroner each year. We take a look inside this thriving industry.
Russia’s import boycott of Western agricultural products could be especially painful for Danish dairy giant Arla, which says roughly one billion kroner and scores of jobs risk being lost.
Russia's announced ban on the import of food products from the EU has the potential to severely impact the Danish agriculture sector, particularly if the ban extends to meat and dairy products.
