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Liberal Democrat MP John Milne said rural areas cannot be expected to compete on a level playing field when their councils face greater costs in delivering services

Averaging £4,903, the 164 in-calf heifers peaked at £12,000 at the Jalex Select autumn sale held on behalf of James Alexander, on-farm at Randalstown, Northern Ireland, but it was a pedigree Limousin bull that topped the entry at £12,500

The Government has announced that households on heating oil will benefit from better protections under government plans to regulate the market for the first time

A new breed record of £34,000 was set at the sale of South Country Cheviots at Lockerbie when the champion from the Warden family’s Skelfhill flock, Hawick, hit that price as a total of 10 rams sold for five-figure prices

Public Accounts Committee hears how farmers can no longer carry the burden of high costs, high taxes and insufficient support

Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) enforcement officers say the sale or transfer of surplus vaccine presents significant risks to animal health

"It has robbed the community of a much loved and respected man, it has put huge financial demands on our business and left a massive hole in everyone's lives that loved Michael."

Ahead of their appearance at this year’s BFAs, we find out just how much life has changed for the new singing stars

The Prime Minister has announced the date for the UK-EU summit promising to prioritise food trade

In this week's episode chief reporter, Rachael Brown, head of news and business, Jane Thynne and news reporter Mia Willemsen look at how each political party aims to win farmers' votes with their agriculture policies at the next general election