Dairy industry

For the latest milk price developments and dairy campaign events, as well as pictures, comments and expert discussion visit our section on the dairy industry.
Bovine TB

Bovine TB is one of the biggest issues facing the industry today. A devisive issue among politicians, farmers and animal welfare groups. Find out what is being done to control its spread, visit our Bovine TB section.
Schmallenberg virus

For the latest developments and what authorities are doing to control the virus as well as latest news, pictures, comments and expert discussion, visit our Schmallenberg section.
Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)

Debate over the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) after 2013 has begun in earnest. Find out what the main points of the debate are and see how CAP money is spent in the UK.
UK weather and climate change

Climate change is a big issue for farmers today and the industry is coming under increased pressure to reduce its carbon footprint. For all the latest news, guidance and advice visit our Climate Change section.
Sheep worrying

Incidents of dog attacks on sheep resulting in injuries and death increased 78.4% in 2012. The annual cost of sheep worrying to farmers is estimated at £1 million. Download our FREE poster.
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Getting started in farming

Getting a foothold on the farming ladder is an issue which prompts strong rhetoric, but is often not matched by direct action. Farmers Guardian presents a perspective from all levels of the industry.
Rural crime

Farm safety
NFU Conference 2013
NFU Conference 2013
Farming leaders gathered in Birmingham for the NFU 2013 Conference on February 27 and 28. Farmers Guardian reported Live from the event.


News that land is expected to reach almost £50,000/hectare (£20,000/acre) by 2020 is a double-edged sword for the farming industry – and for our PR beyond it.
