Farm Life

Cases of rural crime show the immense emotional, financial and environmental burden placed on British farmers and growers

HSE investigation says lack of training and failure to wear seatbelt 'cost a family a husband and a father'

A small fire quickly escalated, encroaching on paddocks and threatening horses, property and people

Writing from his family’s farm in Cumbria, Farmers Guardian online content specialist Tom Ryder reflects on the reality of rural crime, after thieves targeted both his family farm and, recently, Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat

A report by Scottish Land & Estates suggests Scotland is dangerously exposed to wildfires and calls for reform in its response measures

Through the Rural Crime Partnership, the Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster work to raise awareness of practical steps to keep communities and businesses safe

The UK’s ‘Forrest Gump’, ultra-marathon runner Rob Pope, to embark on 500-mile challenge to help Britain reconnect with local food and communities

The weather may have impacted yields but fruit was expected to be higher quality this year

From an 11-tonne Herdwick ram unveiled by the King to a new history of the Border Collie, sculptor Shawn Williamson's work keeps returning to one subject: the shepherds and sheepdogs of the fells

National Rural Crime Action Week runs from September 6 to 11