Campaigns

The Chepstow Vintage Club tractor run was set up in memory of those who have been impacted by Parkinsons locally within the agricultural community.

Encouraging diversity in farming is one of Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones main passions. His next project hopes to attract young people from all walks of life into agriculture. Emily Ashworth finds out more.

Attention to detail and timeliness are everything when making the best silage, especially with applications of slurry and fertiliser

The latest Marts the Heart: Standing the Test of Time series supported by Shearwell Data and the Livestock Auctioneers Association (LAA) shows how a move to a greenfield site has enabled Hopes Auction Company to prosper and grow.

A procession of 40 tractors made its way around Strathmore on Sunday (April 16) on a fun run with a serious purpose.

A Co-operative buyout is Forfar Market users’ only hope of being able to continue trading at the site.

Last year provided Scottish livestock producers with generally kind weather for making silage. But do not assume the same will happen this year.

24 Hours in Farming, one of agriculture’s biggest digital events, has been shortlisted for a major award.

Good, but possibly declining, milk prices, coupled with high inputs costs, mean that maximising milk from homegrown forage and silage really is a ‘no brainer’.

A new citizen science campaign has been launched in the UK by The Country Trust to help develop a hands-on understanding and appreciation of soil.