The recovery in EU wheat prices foundered as the Black Sea grains initiative crunched back into gear while the last few weeks have been turbulent in the rapeseed market

Farmers could be asked to cull up to 200,000 cattle to meet Ireland's emissions target

overnment had indicated delinked payments will be based on past claims history meaning those who have bought recently would miss out

Aardman animations character Shaun the Sheep will be encouraging the next generation to care for the countryside

Farmer and land agents have now submitted their final BPS claims but there few opportunities for those already engaged in environmental schemes to replace it

The society, which runs the annual Great Yorkshire Show, disputed an assessment by HMRC claiming the show should have been treated as exempt as it was a fundraising event for the charity

Over 20 rivers burst their banks in Italy

Legislation on pig contracts has come as welcome news for a sector which has faced a long, deep crisis, but Government must now deliver on the promises made if it is to claw back the confidence of producers.

Changes under the Retained EU Law Bill could provide a £180m boost to the wine industry