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Farmers have faced significant pressure with spiralling red diesel costs since war in the Middle East escalated in February. Will the Government's support be too little too late or welcome news for the sector?

TFA said war in the Middle East is squeezing tenant farm businesses hard

Catch up with reports from recent livestock auctions including Sedgemoor, Skipton, Stirling, Kirkby Stephen and Dolgellau

Wiltshire Council said the resident had made no attempt to use the household recycling centre which was open on the day the waste was dumped

Harold Amiss, 21, lives in The Lizard, Cornwall, is currently studying agriculture at the Royal Agricultural University

All but two of the 32 bulls forward sold to new homes at the North East Limousin Club’s show and sale at Darlington, where five bulls sold for five-figure prices

Cooler spring temperatures have delayed the start of British strawberry season this year, but growers say the wait will be rewarded with berries packed with exceptional flavour

Competition aims to help farmers and suppliers build more resilient, sustainable and productive food supply chains

The Food Standards Agency said it is investigating all slaughter activity conducted at Hartshead Meats in Mossley, Greater Manchester, following the publication of undercover footage on YouTube

TFA says news is 'disappointing' after it was thought landowner had been moving towards more secure tenancies