Wales

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

Farming up to 1,300 feet above sea level is not stopping one Welsh farming family from running a sheep system akin to a lowland flock

The NFU Cymru meeting at the Pembrokeshire County Show highlighted the devastation changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) could have on farmers

The launch of the Countryside Code Stakeholder Survey 2025 has led farmers to express their concerns about the awareness the public have of the code

Natural England, Natural Resources Wales and the Countryside Code launched the 2025 Stakeholder Survey

Pitchup.com's Dan Yates said the popularity of camping in the British countryside is growing year-on-year, and farmers could still benefit from a late season flush

Can the political party prove to farmers that it can help businesses grow and unleash the potential of the rural economy if elected?

Livestock worrying can lead to unnecessary suffering, injuries and even death

Plaid Cymru MP Ann Davies writes on how Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Autumn Budget changes to APR and BPR is leading to the quiet demise of generational family farming

Welsh farmers have already been counting the losses in trade due to bluetongue restrictions, but the sector will have to wait another two weeks before they can potentially take vaccinated livestock to one of eight eligible markets in England