News
Better tools needed to assess farming's environmental footprint
THE beef and lamb sector is working hard to address environmental issues, but more work is needed to define how the carbon footprint of all agricultural sectors is measured to assess its environmental impact.
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Farmers urged to help reduce red tape and save industry £1bn
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Agriculture in the news - May 20
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BPC welcomes new chief executive
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Limousin bull savaged by two dogs
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HS2 compensation must be paid promptly, say land experts
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Farmer urges caution over wind turbines
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Milk demand driving up dairy cattle values
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'Toughest year' prompts renewed calls for milk price rises
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Rural economy suffers as sector confidence plummets
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Heath says badger cull vital and defends weather response
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Weather-hit farmers in Northern Ireland given £1m to buy fodder
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Lakeland Herdwick awarded PDO status
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NVZ changes will be good and bad for farmers
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Decline in number of new season lambs at auction
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Government scheme blamed for distorting fodder market
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Agriculture in the news - May 17
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Farmers Guardian launches new business event
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Family inundated with support after tragic TB tale
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Resentment grows as hardship cash fails to arrive
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June CAP reform deal hanging in the balance
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Farmers urged to apply for fallen stock cash
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Cold weather slows spread of Schmallenberg virus in Scotland
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Yorkshire peatland restoration will boost habitats
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New nitrates programme in force in Scotland
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Agriculture in the news - May 16
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FUW 'disappointed' over lack of evidence on sky lanterns
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More than 6,000 TB cattle slaughterings in two months
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Sky lanterns will not be banned - Defra
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UK dairy industry urges EU to reject milk supply controls
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Farmers Guardian web discussion on the future of farming
VIDEO: Lancashire wins FG Challenge
LANCASHIRE YFC is the winner of the Farmers Guardian challenge, beating three other counties and smashing each of their challenges in impressive time.
Editorial
Read all the letters, debate and our editorial comment from Farmers Guardian, online for the first time.
Debate
Farmers Guardian web discussion on the future of farming
HEAR the latest and have your say on the barriers to new entrants and young people in farming in a Farmers Guardian web discussion next week.
Letters
Keeping Lincolnshire TB-free
HAVING recently organised a meeting in Lincolnshire about the possibilities of keeping the county TB-free, there were one or two other aspects which also arose, mainly about us as farmers increasing our bio-security.
Wignall
Wignall on sky lanterns
“Defra may not take them seriously, but the boss does - he wants us to have a fire drill daily!”