A Welsh minister has been criticised for his refusal to support the Senedd having a veto over trade deals that would damage Welsh businesses
The grass might have been slow at growing this spring, but with the warm May weather, lambs have soon bounced back and trade for outfits of sheep and lambs to go out to grass has remained high, says Kyle Hawksworth
As agriculture faces increasing pressure from sustainability drives, Marks & Spencer chair and farmer Archie Norman told the Future Countryside event why the industry should not lose focus of production
Daniel Lynn on Longtown trade
There are times when you wonder what you are doing it all for
During quarter one, Britain exported 27,150 tonnes of beef, up 3.7 per cent on year earlier figures, with the value of exports up by 0.7 per cent
Ian Atkinson on taking opportunities in life
James Little on the highs and lows of May's sales
Having been invited to the Farm to Fork Summit, Hannah Jackson, AKA The Red Shepherdess, reflects on the day
Andrew Clements on dispersals and dairy