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Silas Hedley–Lawrence is a farmer, coach and consultant with a decade of hands-on experience in regenerative agriculture. With a background rooted in both commercial and direct selling models, he champions lean, profitable farming systems that increase biodiversity and soil health. Silas is an Integrity Soils trained agroecological coach from the Yellowstone 2024 cohort

The next instalment of Farmers Guardian's webinar series took place on Tuesday November 25, at 7pm

While financial experts have welcomed the concession on Inheritance Tax, several other measures were introduced which could leave farmers worse off

In a series for Farmers Guardian, farmers send their messages to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to showcase how Inheritance Tax will truly impact farm businesses

Vet Lee-Anne Oliver, founder of the UK's first vet-led regenerative farming service Ruminant Revival, believes farmers can benefit financially from taking a more holistic approach to livestock management

Farmer Led movements like Pitch Up!, provide opportunities for businesses to connect with forward-thinking farms to spark new ideas and enterprises within growing circular communities

At this year’s Farm Business Innovation Show, Phil Latham shared a candid and hard-won account of transforming a 1,000-acre family farm into one of the UK’s leading equestrian destinations. From early diversification attempts in dairy to award-winning venue development, Phil’s story captured both the vision and the vulnerability behind creating Kelsall Hill Equestrian Centre

Silas Hedley-Lawrence is a farmer, coach and consultant with a decade of hands-on experience in regenerative agriculture. With a background rooted in both commercial and direct selling models, he champions lean, profitable farming systems that increase biodiversity and soil health. Silas is an Integrity Soils trained agroecological coach from the Yellowstone 2024 cohort

Radmore Farm’s Ben Aveling has urged the Prime Minister to rethink plans for Inheritance Tax and said the countryside must remain in the hands of family farmers, not ‘massive corporations’

Three existing dealers will expand to cover the area, with customers in North Wales awaiting further information