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

Having the farmhouse located as centrally as possible in the land they own could make a purchase more appealing to a range of buyers.

Including natural capital in the business can seem daunting to many farmers. Farmers Guardian spoke to Fera Science about how to make sense of the opportunities.

Defra has been urged to take a more proactive role in tackling poor mental health

British Wool chief executive Andrew Hogley said 2022 prices had been impacted by high energy costs and low consumer confidence

The UK Health Security Agency has reassured the public that avian influenza does not spread easily to people after the cases were found