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Although cutting methane makes two other groups of gases more effective at destroying ozone, lead author says it is ‘not the wrong thing to do’

As preparations ramp up for NSA Scotsheep, the Tilson family at Wedderlie Farm in the Scottish Borders look forward to welcoming visitors to their diverse hill farm

Nigel Owens, Diddly Squat Farm Shop, New Holland Agriculture, the Royal Agricultural University, Abi Reader and Victoria Atkins are just some of those wishing the choir luck ahead of Saturday night's live final

New guidance on funding published as calls for 'clarity' surrounding future support schemes are issued

The communities were thanked by SFRS for their knowledge, equipment and commitment which proved invaluable in helping bring the fire under control so quickly

Pilgrim’s Europe has completed a large-scale on-farm biodiversity monitoring trial across 40 farms

The cooperative has boosted its price for May

World Milk Day, held annually on June 1, is an opportunity for the dairy industry to connect with consumers by shining a light on the nutritional importance of milk

After receiving praise for standing up to the Prime Minister on the impact of Inheritance Tax, Labour MP Cat Smith spoke to FG reporter Mia Willemsen about representing farmers

Tackling domestic abuse requires the Government to confront inequality in how safety is designed and delivered, and to ensure rural victims, including children and families, are no longer overlooked