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Turkeys will be first birds to be vaccinated in new bid to control the disease

Does Chancellor Rachel Reeves recognise the true value of food and farming to the economy?

As the third series of Vinnie Jones in the Country draws to a close, the actor has insisted his rural show should not be compared to Jeremy Clarkson’s

Is greater emphasis placed on the UK being energy self-sufficient rather than helping farmers to shore up food production during such uncertain times?

The Labour party has been warned ahead of the Senedd election as it takes fourth place behind Plaid Cymru, Reform and the Green Party

Amazone has unveiled a new Catros pro-Pack compact disc harrow with a factory-integrated Vogelsang slurry distributor, designed to improve nutrient accuracy, reduce ammonia losses during slurry application.

British organic products are ‘in high demand’ as the UK organic food and drink market enters its 14th year of consecutive growth, figures released today by Soil Association Certification reveal

Many are being urged not to take unnecessary risks as the number of fatalities is up 7 compared to the previous year (2024/25 April to March period) which saw 23 deaths

Three Limousin bulls achieved five-figure prices, and 30 sold to new homes, resulting in a 97% clearance and overall average of £6,503, a rise of £1,690 on last year’s sale at Ballymena

Catch up with reports from recent livestock auctions including Bishops Castle, Penrith, Gisburn, Melton Mowbray, Skipton and Pateley Bridge