Farm Life

Ceredigion police inspector Matthew Howells said there is a possibility that the lambs may have been stolen for the smokies trade - a delicacy in many West African countries where sheep meat is scorched with a blowtorch to give it a smoked flavour

Joseph Gridley, chief executive for Soil Association Exchange, details seven ways investing in soil can build resilience and unlock new revenue for farmers

Teachers, vets, nurses, milkmen, supermarket workers and carers all made the list. But where did farmers end up?

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) is proudly shining a light on Northern Ireland’s dedicated sheep farmers, ‘the resilient backbone’ of rural communities who produce premium lamb

The 2025 Contractor of the Year finalists have been selected because of their ability to thrive in a competitive market where margins are tight and efficiency is key

British Wool has always sought to support farmers and this year is celebrating its 75th anniversary

Farmers and crofters accuse Gov of backtracking on its promise of a fair agricultural transition

Group aims to raise £30k to support legal challenge claiming Gov is in breach of public law duties

The webinar took place on Thursday August 28 at 7pm

The Wildlife Trust has warned 'increasingly intensive' farming practices will render current pollution rules insufficient