It follows 33 horrifying fatalities reported in the previous year (April 2024 – March 2025)

Robert Machin, 20, strongly encourages anyone thinking about taking a placement in the feed and nutrition sector to go for it

The man faces nine charges in total including failure to dispose of a dead bull carcass at his farm near Pontrobert

The Aberdeenshire firm was unable to secure a buyer for the business following a turbulent few years of rising costs, regulatory pressures, volatility in meat prices and barriers to domestic farming

Farmers are increasingly adopting regenerative practices, but research suggests finance remains the biggest barrier to take up. Mia Willemsen reports

The widely held view that the pig is a great recycler and can be fed kitchen waste still exists and poses huge risks

A viral social media moment has opened up demand for an adult only event at a family attraction. Mia Willemsen reports

Ministers have refused to give businesses a transition period to adjust to what could be very disruptive changes coming down the track, says EFRA Committee chair

NFU Cymru deputy president Paul Williams outlines why the next Welsh Government must commit to providing a budget to support the continued sustainable growth of the food and farming sector in Wales

The billion-pound company could move to the US following Labours ‘problematic’ family farm tax changes, says JCB heir