The number of prime sheep and lambs slaughtered for meat dropped in August
The group has called on the UK Government to follow the EU and ban Brazilian imports of meat and poultry
Esther Woolford, Clarke Willmott, says the dispute between Pippa Middleton, her husband James Matthews and the West Berkshire Ramblers had arisen over so-called prescriptive rights of way
Executive director Matt Morris says he hopes a more nature friendly approach will benefit both tenant profitability and the land
Representatives from farming join Welsh Gov working group to help drive the nation's food industry
Deputy editor Alex Black takes a look at the political trends impacting markets
UFU issues call to address 'political sticking plasters' as farmers face 25% rise in fertiliser costs
British Wool has announced a solid start to sales this season
Latest Farming Annual Report shows total farm budget fell to £2.322bn for 2025/26
The PotatoEurope exhibition heard there was no expectation that the lack of potatoes this season would lead to a jump in planting next year, with contract prices for the 2026/27 season down by 20% in many cases