British Farming

When British farmers have had enough and leave the UK, who will be there to replace them?

Hear from industry leaders including new Defra Secretary Emma Reynolds and NFU president Tom Bradshaw, from the NFU's annual reception in Westminster as part of its Back British Farming Day

Farmers Guardian's Chris Brayford reflects on attending Reform UK's conference last week: "Reform sung all the right notes when it came to the sector's calls to end upcoming IHT reforms, but can the party deliver a comprehensive plan to help the sector thrive if elected at the next General Election?"

Releasing its 'Plan A For Farming' report, M&S said it is backing farmers by calling on Government to set a national food security target

Can Reform win a General Election and will they keep to their promise by scrapping Inheritance Tax if so?

MS for South Wales East Laura Anne Jones told delegates at Conference that Reform will scrap Inheritance Tax and deliver a scheme which rewards and recognises the central role of food production if the party wins the next General Election

Bringing together farmers, growers, the food sector and the general public, the NFU’s campaign drives positive change for British agriculture

At a time when farming is 'evolving, adapting and driving rural Britain forward', how wrong is it to suggest that farming does not contribute to the rural economy?

The Diddly Squat Farmer said pubs play an important role, specifically in rural communities, and added one of the reasons why he wanted to open the pub was to give farmers a place to come together and talk through their problems