Taking place at Cannon Hall Farm on September 19, 2026, the Young British Farming Awards recognises the achievements of young agricultural trailblazers and inspires the continued growth and development of the British farming industry for generations to come

Keeping an eye on the latest trends in the dairy markets

Ian Atkinson, auctioneer at Hawes Auction Mart reflects on a strong summer season for prime sheep and looks ahead to an encouraging autumn of breeding sheep sales

Regenerative farming consultant Silas Hedley-Lawrence on how to avoid overgrazing during the drought and in future

Farmers Guardian reader Adrian Thornton-Berry, emailed with his thoughts on the recent wildfires on peatlands in Wales

Farmers Guardian In Your Field columnist Dan Jones on the uplands' role in storing carbon, supporting biodiversity and reducing wildfire risk

Shropshire farmer and NFU Shropshire deputy chair Stephen Povall on how Government needs to overhaul the current planning framework to offer incentives for investment in the poultry sector

Political uncertainty is affecting buyers and sellers, says Knight Frank

Taking place on October 15 at VOX in Birmingham, the British Farming Awards, supported by Morrisons, will welcome industry professionals from across the country to celebrate British agriculture and its successes this year

Farmers Guardian reader Suzanne Greenhill, from Gloucestershire, adds her thoughts on the Government's current wildfire policy