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Keeping an eye on the latest trends in the grain markets

Okehampton and Ashwater shows have cancelled some livestock classes for 'the welfare of the animals'

Former butcher sentenced to 35 years for murder of man missing for six years

Tenant farmer says 130-acre development will 'rob me of my livelihood'

Hutchinsons agronomist gives his latest insights into root crop production

After a prolonged drought, A new module in the BASIS Classroom focuses on issues of effective soil management to help retain as much soil moisture as possible during long, dry spells as crops ripen

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.