The AHDB red meat export conference heard how there are growing opportunities for trade with the US, from high demand for beef to new markets opening for ovine genetics

People in rural communities often put work, family and farming responsibilities ahead of their own health, which is why Nigel Davies hopes sharing his story will encourage people to look after themselves when something is wrong

Lydia Gardner, 24, from Dorset, is a farm adviser in the Cotswolds, a student and Young Farmer ambassador for the NFU

The Big Farmland Bird Count (BFBC) results have shown an abundance of red-listed bird species owing to farms partaking in conservation efforts

After receiving an unusual letter from the RSPCA regarding sheep worrying, the Buckfastleigh farmer had to explain that his sheepdog was in fact not causing distress to his own sheep

While sorting cows into groups, the Aberdeenshire farmer was crushed and died in hospital two days later

With the number of people heading outdoors set to increase over the summer months, the Scottish SPCA is urging the public to act responsibly and adhere to leave no trace, warning littering is a key driver for trapped wildlife

Farmers cannot afford to take months off work, but many have no choice following an incident with livestock. These can be prevented and Luke Stark, HSQE consultant and owner of EOS HSQE Consultancy shares how

Having hit its 50-year milestone, the show is being celebrated with an Early Day Motion at Westminster

AHDB’s red meat export conference heard how red meat exports topped £2 billion last year while opportunities continue to grow around the world