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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

A celebration of women in farming brought guests from across the supply chain together for an afternoon of honest debate, laughter and community.

An internal error by APHA found some TB compensation payments were incorrectly made at 100% rather than at 50%

Liberal Democrat Environment, Food and Rural Affairs spokesperson Tim Farron said turning months of planning and work into a scramble was an 'insult' to the agriculture industry

After severe drought was declared in parts of England last week, water companies have been called to give updates on measures they are taking to protect supply

No fewer than 40 rams sold at five-figure prices, and a new record for a Blackface shearling ram was set at a packed Dalmally market

Kuhn has launched the Antea Intense 2.CL self-propelled diet feeder, with greater automation functionality. James Huyton reports.

In just over a week the Borderway Agri Expo will return to Carlisle on Friday, 30 October, and will see some new additions to the timetable