There is no escaping the weather. Like every farm in the UK, we have been battered over the past few weeks
The fires ranged from crops, building and farm equipment and was an increase from 1,800 fires reported in 2021
Heavy rainfall sees fields of potatoes, sprouts and parsnips washed away
The UK potato crop is expected be one of the smallest on record this year
A wet UK summer has meant pumpkins are bigger than normal, but waste experts believe it could create hundreds of tonnes of additional food waste.
Farmers have been urged to act now to secure their farm ahead of Storm Agnes
This week's blog is from Alex Black, Farmers Guardian's head of news and business.
September’s warm, dry start has given growers in Scotland a welcome reprieve in what many had feared could be a poor harvest.
As the catchy weather continues, many farmers are completing their harvests but some are yet to start due to a shortage of consistent drying days
Ag in my land is an online series looking at farming across the world. Historic Highlands and Belted Galloways are the choice of breed for one farming family in Finland. Emily Ashworth finds out more.