… ‘Food from the Sky’ has planted a vegetable garden on top of Thornton's Budgens supermarket in Crouch End– and its founder wants other shops around the country to do the same. The aim is to create a template to show that produce can be grown in cities, and sold locally.
The Guardian, g2 (10 March, p.3)

Alex Renton talks about the Real Bread Campaign and its call to ‘Bake your Lawn’. The Real Bread Campaign have been distributing packs of organic wheat seed to people who want to have a go at growing their own. According to organiser Chris Young, a square metre of turf is sufficient for enough grain to make one loaf.
The Times (10 March, p.10)

FSA downplays Swiss study linking mineral oils in boxes made from recycled cardboard and their printing ink to cancer risk.
The Guardian (9 March, p.13)

Domestic chickens show signs of empathy, as study has found. Long thought to be a defining human trait, the discovery of a capacity for empathy in chickens has important implications for the welfare of farm and laboratory animals.
The Daily Telegraph (9 March, p.7)
Daily Mail (9 March, p.5)
The Today Programme – BBC Radio 4 (9 March, Listen again)