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British raspberry growers believe the fruit's naturally high fibre content could drive stronger supermarket sales, while continued investment in breeding, protected cropping and labour aims to secure the sector's future

Brazil has been given until September 3 2026 to prove that its beef and poultry does not pose a human health risk

National Sheep Association chief executive Phil Stocker said with 'several months' of midge activity ahead of the industry it was 'highly advisable' that breeding males and females were vaccinated ahead of mating.

Targeting professional slurry contractors and large-scale farming enterprises, Wox Agri Services has expanded its drag hose equipment range with the launch of the new Tempest C reeler, integrating a host of operator-focused improvements. James Huyton reports from the launch.

Catch up with reports from recent livestock markets including Worcester, Penrith, Dumfries, Shrewsbury and Carlisle

Chief vets warn the peak of the virus is still yet to come

Farmers Guardian release a new video series

Police and food crime squad target cutting plant in West Midlands

With breeding season near, Wales' Chief Veterinary Officer stresses the importance of checking health and vaccine status before buying livestock

Latest research from Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit warns extreme weather is part of climate 'doom loop'