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The challenges facing faming were in focus at the latest meeting of the National Drought Group

A hay barn at Warriner School Farm in Oxfordshire has been destroyed by fire, with a year’s supply of hay lost in the blaze.

These exports play a key role in helping to underpin domestic prices for farmers against a backdrop of a challenging international trading climate

Three years of farmer-led trials have revealed how mapping slug hotspots could allow growers to target control more accurately and potentially cut pellet use by 50%

CLA has warned the move sends ‘entirely the wrong signal' for rural businesses already under ‘significant financial pressure'

Defra says changes will help in fight to combat continuing outbreak

President Ian Rickman says food production and food security recognised as 'strategic priorities'

Krone has updated its high-capacity GX rolling-floor trailer range with a number of new technical features. James Huyton reports.

Issues involving income streams, access to agri-environment schemes and land management were discussed by upland farming representatives

Arrests yet to be made after 11 sheep worth around £2,000 disappeared from Diddly Squat