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Widespread reports of high pest numbers being spotted in emerging cereal crops are putting pressure on growers to consider insecticide use, even if they have selected the no insecticide option in Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) schemes

Union calls for clarity on CBAM while MP says tax will inflict new costs and red tape on businesses

Farming Minister Stephen Morgan has indicated the Government is standing by its controversial Inheritance Tax reforms, despite growing calls for another U-turn ahead of next week’s Budget

Milder autumns and early drilling could extend aphid activity, increasing the risk of barley yellow dwarf virus. Ash Ellwood looks at spray timing and the role of resistant varieties in protecting yield

A Somerset family has established a business which works around their lifestyle. Mia Willemsen finds out more

Get all the latest analysis on the latest trends in the grain markets from Farmers Guardian

A mixed view on gene editing regulation could leave some countries with disease resistant pigs, while others are left at a competitive disadvantage

With dry soils creating challenges for crop establishment, growers must balance moisture conservation, seed placement and establishment costs. We explore how one Worcestershire farmer is adapting his drilling approach this autumn

‘Grounded in Goodness’ is a programme which rewards British beef farmers for improving soil health, biodiversity, animal welfare