The National Sheep Association (NSA) has warned the public that a ‘single moment of inattention can lead to devastating consequences’

The levy body said there was an error in the background yield data of its latest UK harvest progress report

The Government says the deal will save businesses ‘time and money by cutting red tape’

Farmers with suckler herds are continuing to face challenges despite higher prices this year, with Defra prime cattle slaughter figures pointing to a significant reduction of nearly 5% in Great Britain in the first half of 2025

The plant will have ceased all production of bioethanol and animal feed by August 31

This week from Farmers Guardian deputy editor Alex Black

Pig feed costs make up an estimated 61% of total costs, according to the AHDB

The CLA said it was time for the Government to admit they had 'got it wrong' on IHT

More than 3,400 farmers and industry stakeholders responded to the Nutrients Action Programme consultation process in Northern Ireland

It follows the legislation coming into force in the dairy sector, with all pig contracts to be compliant in August 2026