A shift to local, targeted control of bovine TB, with farmers driving decisions rather than waiting on centralised direction or being hampered by political interference, lies at the heart of the new plan to make England bTB-free by 2038

The songwriter who wrote the Hawkstone Farmers' Choir’s winning Britain’s Got Talent song said it was a ‘huge risk’ but one that paid off

Mr Bamford, who is behind one of Britain's most ambitious clean energy ventures, says hydrogen-powered farming is no longer a distant prospect, but urged the Government to help expedite agriculture's transition to cleaner fuels

Conference told 'the sectors were losing control of the public narrative on some issues such as euthanasia and water and air quality'

In partnership with the Cultivate ‘Leading Through Change’ Conference, Farmers Guardian editorial director Olivia Midgley speaks to chair of Noble Foods, Sarah Dean and Eleanor Thatcher of Thatchers Cider, about what good leadership looks like in family businesses, the opportunities and threats on the horizon and why weight loss jabs and artificial intelligence should be embraced in food and farming.

As LEAF (Linking Environment and Farming) encourages farmers to open their gates for Open Farm Sunday on June 7, Farmers Guardian's editorial director Olivia Midgley reflects on the quiet but powerful influence such encounters can have on the public

Hundreds of farmers have raised concerns in response to a Defra consultation on animal welfare reforms, warning that the proposals risk undermining the competitiveness of British livestock producers and ‘offshoring’ welfare obligations overseas

Years of policy flip-flopping and disruption to labour and trade have left the sector feeling powerless, Yorkshire conference hears

One of the UK's biggest and oldest festive tractor runs is back this weekend and it is hoping to raise £100,000 for charity as it marks its 10th anniversary

In this special podcast, Olivia Midgley and Jane Thynne report live from London