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At just seven years old, Archie Morris is on a mission to become a farmer, despite not being from a farming family

Agricultural drones could be key to transforming crop applications with faster field access, precision capabilities and reduced soil damage, but regulation remains a barrier

Mid-range models from Kramer’s telehandler offering have become a familiar sight, but a more specialist version offers longer reach where it is needed.

From a career in accountancy to a passion for conserving Britain's oldest breed of cattle, we hear how one farm is leading the way in the renaissance of the White Park

Champion sheep shearer Alan Derryman runs a large New Zealand Romney flock and a 70-cow Stabiliser herd on his organic unit in Devon

Giles Eustice's family's history is defined by an inextricable link to the British Lop

Holstein enthusiasts will be able to view the cows, families and breeding decisions behind the Feizor prefix at the herd's upcoming Premier Herd open day

Clamp equipment is a vital but often overlooked element of the green harvest. We look at how the Holaras range is helping busy contractors

Ahead of the National Beef Association's Beef Expo on May 30, we go behind the farm gate with commercial cattle judge Tracey Jones and her family

24 Hours in Farming is back and this year, we want to showcase that farmers do more than producing food