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A new House of Lords report has called for a dedicated Minister for Horticulture, horticulture to be on the national curriculum and more investment in research and development

Defra-backed scheme aims to create a standard for on-farm spraying systems

Increased wholesale prices give some hope that milk prices could follow suit in the coming months, although the latest published values are yet to show a rise

Regenerative food and farming business Wildfarmed unveils latest collaboration with Franco Manca food chain

Farmers are facing uncertainty whichever way the Argentinian elections fall, with a second run off vote to take place on November 19 after the first round was inconclusive.

Disgraced MP heads behind bars to star in C4 celebrity prison programme

In this week's Farmers Guardian Podcast we explore diversification

HSE has asked the UK potato sector to demonstrate compliance with a tMRL to address contamination of untreated potatoes in stores where sprout suppressant CIPC was previously used.

The union has written to the Farming Minister asking him to exercise powers available to set the sugar supply price after negotiations broke down and British Sugar communicated its contract offer to growers without agreement

Economic drivers and economies of scale have long caused farmers and contractors to push their working areas and the distance travelled, but tyre technology has often failed to meet their needs. James Huyton visited Michelin’s research and development facility in Landoux, France, to look at the latest updates