Le Sillon in the news

Local wine and spirit interprofessions in Gascony are urging consumers and businesses to support and consume their traditional local products to prevent their disappearance.

Nematode-carrying insects have been discovered, causing concern for silviculture.

Le Sillon Belge details a press trip to Brazil's Mato Grosso, exploring the vast agricultural industry and the complex realities faced by local farmers.

Euralis and Maïsadour's merger project has reached a new stage with the submission of the notification file to the Competition Authority.

The Rabastens livestock market in the Hautes-Pyrénées has reopened for business, selling calves and cows after a four-month closure and suspension of exports to Italy.

Four articles from Le Sillon Belge received awards for excellence in agricultural journalism at a Belgian journalists' event.

Le Sillon shopping mall near Nantes is facing a prolonged decline with many stores closing and a deserted atmosphere.

Le Sillon Belge and Landbouwleven celebrate anniversaries with a traveling photo exhibition on agricultural history at major Belgian fairs.

In 1910, Pope Pius X condemned the French democratic Christian movement Le Sillon for its political autonomy and democratic ideals seen as conflicting with Catholic doctrine, leading to its dissolution despite its social influence.

Seventeen farms in Hainaut competed to promote artisanal ice cream made from their own milk, evaluated by a diverse jury including Le Sillon Belge, enhancing local agricultural product recognition.

Le Sillon Belge and Landbouwleven refreshed their design to enhance reader experience while preserving editorial quality and identity.

Le Sillon Belge symbolically supports farmers by reversing its logo and calls for dialogue to address their challenges amid a European agricultural crisis.

IOV Communication and Le Sillon merged to form Imprigraph, specializing in graphic design with planned investments and site specialization to boost competitiveness and geographic reach.