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Government intervention is needed to prevent growers being affected by rising electricity standing charges

Thirsk and Malton MP Kevin Hollinrake said it was disgraceful that an investigation into an on-farm burglary turned into a welfare issue after officers found 'sticky', 'dirty' and 'strong odours' emanating from the farmhouse

Leading the trade at 17,000gns at the British Blue Cattle Society sale at Carlisle was first prize winner, Pendle Umpire from A.M. and E. Hartley, Nelson

The Welsh Government has announced initial funding towards a programme which will help farmers prepare for the Sustainable Farming Scheme

Years of policy flip-flopping and disruption to labour and trade have left the sector feeling powerless, Yorkshire conference hears

As the spring spraying window approaches, we gather some agronomy top tips to manage weeds this season

A new report claims growers are facing a 'cliff edge' amid fall in profits, production and food security

Perception and a lack of knowledge of farming careers are some of the biggest barriers to getting more young people into the workforce, according to a new report

Derek Kelly, who restored the traditional bronze-feathered turkey to the Christmas dinner table, has died aged 95