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Reform leader Nigel Farage claims the Chancellor has 'misled' Parliament on the state of the public finances to warrant tax rises in the Budget, and thus broken the Ministerial Code

Suffolk females met a 98% clearance at the Dark Diamonds sale at Carlisle where the sole ewe lamb entry from Dennis Taylor topped the entry at 22,000gns

The NFU has asked farmers to contact their MP to tell them to abstain in a vote on Resolution 50 of the Finance Bill tonight

New report challenges Government to provide suitable planning and trade policies to put food security at heart of national security

Arla's price has dropped 3.5ppl for December

With farmers still waiting on certainty on the Sustainable Farming Incentive and others, Carter Jonas’ Chris Turner takes a look at what can be done now

Drive includes fresh packaging to give consumers greater choice while showcasing producer care

The UK Government has been urged to ensure import controls are robust, after Spain confirmed its first case of African swine fever (ASF) since 1994

Is this a sign of the IHT effect or an industry which has been struggling to cope with rising business costs and low sales returns for years?

A 20km Temporary Control Zone (TCZ) has been put in place in Co Down as DAERA warns farmers to remain vigilant