In this week's Farmers Guardian Podcast Emily Ashworth speaks to Hannah Jackson AKA the Red Shepherdess about her new farming life with a baby in tow
Lynda and Andy Eadon tragically lost their son, Len, to suicide at 22 years of age. Len's Light is their vision to launch a national awareness campaign on the mental health issues that affect people in the rural community
Winter is definitely here, both in a meteorological sense and in a farm management sense
The weather has brought its seasonal challenges, and I am considering adding ‘getting stuck in the mud’ into our risk assessment
Award-winning Tipplemill gin is made from wheat grown on the family farm at Sutterton, South Lincolnshire, where sustainability and farming in harmony with nature are at the forefront of the business. Angela Calvert finds out more
Despite a challenging year, farmers are the least likely of any business sector to be putting their businesses up for sale, according to investment management company Vestd.
I would just like to start by thanking everyone who spoke to me about my last piece.
After returning to the farm at home, Chris Rumming has found success in a new way of farming. Jack Watkins finds out more
James Hill returned to the farm knowing it would be a challenge. But, a new venture has seen the farm flourish. Chloe Palmer reports.
Lowlands farm, in southwest Birmingham, is home to Beth Withers and her husband, Tom. Here, she talks about bringing up her growing family at Lowlands, a beef and sheep farm, and the balance between motherhood and farming