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Major processors keep prices steady after months of drops

Can Government step up its support for farmers and food producers as businesses face pressure from conflict in the Middle East?

Unlike last year, when land was already on the verge of being ready to drill in early to mid-March, sugar beet drilling has only recently started on the lighter soils

The Scottish SPCA has warned dog owners there is no excuse for allowing pets to worry livestock, highlighting the serious physical and emotional toll it has on animals and people alike

The Farmers Guardian news team discuss the implications of the war in Iran

The National Sheep Association said Scottish Government bluetongue policy prioritises safeguarding flock health

Defra Secretary Emma Reynolds has called for calm as conflict in the Middle East begins to take a stranglehold on farm businesses in the UK. She said food supply is stable and added the Gov is working to ensure there is no 'market abuse' of fertiliser prices

Bodies including NFU and RSPB write to Dame Angela Eagle to enable manual appilications for those on common land

A North Yorkshire farmer who allowed thousands of tonnes of waste to be dumped on his land has been handed a suspended prison sentence and ordered to clear the eyesore

For the first time the NSA’s sheep worrying survey gathered data from the UK’s dog-owning public to better understand how to target trends and behaviours of those at risk of causing distress to livestock