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This year's Science Farm Live lessons have helped children understand how their food goes from field to fork and has also provided a valuable opportunity to inspire the next generation of farmers and consumers

19-year-old, Devon-based contractor died in burst-pipe incident

Catch up with reports from recent livestock auctions including Gisburn, Worcester, Borderway, Bentham, Hexham and more

The NFU, RSPCA and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) have joined forces to urge Government to safeguard Britain’s food production standards by introducing core standards for agri-food imports entering the UK

A 10-month-old British Blue cross heifer shown by 16-year-old Lily Speakman, Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, won the championship at Gisburn’s Farmers Guardian-supported Young Handlers’ overwintering competition, which this year saw 43 forward

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has warned that the current regulatory system requires substantial changes and is not working as well as it should to support nature recovery or economic growth

Following the consultation into the reintroduction of the lynx in the Kielder forest and now its proposal in the Highlands, the Association have put their case across warning of its potential damaging impacts

The plan was laid before Parliament yesterday and published on March 24

The rural insurer revealed the cost of rural crime to the UK was an estimated £44.1million in 2024 as organised thieves continued to strike

Rural crime can encompass domestic abuse, stalking, sexual violence, theft, livestock worrying, fly-tipping, waste crime and much more. Its impact can be devastating on isolation, mental health and community resilience