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Bringing these checks to the event offer farmers a convenient way of accessing healthcare when usually farm life provides a barrier

The changes are expected to cut pre-application time by up to 12 months and save developers £1 billion on major infrastructure projects

CPRE says directing public sector contracts to local producers would provide the kind of stable, long-term investment that enables smaller farms to remain competitive

The Minister instead cited that market forces and global commodity prices should ultimately govern UK agriculture

Claas has expanded its tractor line-up with the launch of the new Axion 8, introducing a trio of six-cylinder models aimed at high-output draft and transport work. James Huyton reports.

Secretary of State Emma Reynolds agreed change must happen 'more quickly,' but refused to blame her predecessor, and the now Housing Secretary, Steve Reed

Green Generation Energy Networks Cymru entered Natalie Barstow’s farm in Powys after issuing a notice which was “unduly broad and lacking in particularity”

Catch up with reports from recent livestock auctions including Borderway, Gisburn, Skipton, Cockermouth and online

The assessment process for emergency authorisations of pesticides is now to be updated following the investigation by the Office for Environmental Protection (OEP)