After one of the most tumultuous US elections in decades, Alex Black asks what what impact President Elect Joe Biden could have on US agriculture and a US/UK trade deal

Cattle were in demand from independent butchers gearing up for the second lockdown in England, as they sought to meet changing consumer demand and evolve their offerings in light of the loss of hospitality trade.

It is now a legal requirement for all bird keepers to follow strict biosecurity measures

Businesses taking on casual or temporary labour need to be clear on employment status writes Lodders agricultural employment law specialist Faye Reynolds

Growers were increasingly concerned about recruitment for next year’s harvest

British Wool have appointed Andrew Hogley as acting chief executive officer after Joe Farren stepped down due to ’personal reasons’

The National Beef Association (NBA) has dismissed ‘lip-service’ from food wholesaler Booker on its support for the UK industry after finding product repeatedly ’over-labelled’ with a later best before date.

UK traders are starting to look at new crop plantings and potential crop sizes

Victoria Prentis MP was looking to focus on the future of farming policy and put the agriculture bill ‘to bed’

Donald Trump and his presidential rival Joe Biden have set out their priorities for agriculture as the race for the White House hots up.