With the removal of the Basic Payment Scheme, a new wave of financially incentivised schemes will come into fruition, so what opportunities could these provide for farmers who must now find the deficit? Emily Scaife reports.

Visitors to last week’s CropTec Show were met with the latest developments in agritech, plus top business and agronomy advice, as the event celebrated its 10th anniversary. Farmers Guardian reports.

A strong show of stock, made for a successful two days at Lanark Market for the Scottish National Fatstock Club’s annual LiveScot event.

The threat of African swine fever reaching the UK grows, with the disease now widespread across Eastern Europe. Jonathan Wheeler reports on what farmers can do to reduce the risk of disease entering a unit.

There was a warning at CropTec of potential difficulties ahead in controlling yellow rust if the fungicide tebuconazole, is lost from the crop protection toolkit.

Jeremy Clarkson has said he is testing regenerative farming techniques in one of his fields, despite objections from his key adviser, Kaleb Cooper.

With the rise in fertiliser costs along with increases in many other outlays, SAC fertiliser and grassland specialist Lorna Galloway said it was increasingly important to know your soil and get your timing right for applicati

We have been playing musical farm buildings the past week or two.

CropTec 2022 offered a great insight into the latest news and technology in the arable industry. Farmers Guardian reports on some of the key takeaway points from the seminars.

The children of farmers often feel scared to mention their families, or dispute inaccurate information about the industry they come from when it is presented in class at school, according to a Conservative MP. Jonathan Wheeler reports.