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More than 500 survey responses make for 'troubling reading' says Alistair Carmichael

Argon gas and electrified methods will be introduced to reduce animal suffering

New analysis shows that supply remains relatively constrained, demand is showing signs of stabilisation, and both farmers and other buyers continue to see opportunities in investing in land

Charlie Bryant, land valuer and auctioneer at Brown & Co, discusses how potential tax changes could disrupt land values

Whilst some farmers might think the diversification journey was the beginning of moving away of farming, Savills says it is a way to de-risk it

More than 15,000 school engagements have taken place to encourage youngsters into the industry

Farmers may be able to better understand laying hen welfare by analysing patterns in flock vocalisations and behaviour using new tech

Katie Talbot, consultant at international law company Charles Russell Speechlys, considers how Labour tax strategies will impact the future of farming

Scottish Land & Estates have called for decisions on new infrastructure to consider local needs, public benefit, cost and impacts on existing land uses