The East of England farming conference returned to the East of England Showground in Peterborough last week. Jonathan Wheeler reports on the highlights.

With a passion for their produce, taking it to the customers themselves has been a huge success for one Oxfordshire couple. Hayley Chapman finds out more.

During World War II food supply was crucial. Farmers were ordered to ‘feed the nation’ and many old pastures went under the plough to grow corn, while livestock numbers were curtailed, leading to a shortage of available manure.

Alastair Sneddon on tactics with trailers

Sophie Bould-Lynch, 24, is a farmer and Red Tractor auditor from Yelverton, Devon.

As Russia continues to bomb power plants in Ukraine, a dairy farmer has been forced to milk more than 1,500 cows using diesel generators. Chris McCullough reports.

The ability to look at your business and ensure it is in the best position to deal with challenges of opportunities was the focus of a Backing Beef event at Oatridge College, West Lothian. Lynsey Clark reports.

I think 2022 perfectly encapsulates the challenges we now face when planning out our year ahead.

The Beckett family’s focus on producing as much high-quality grass as possible has been rewarded with success in the recent Ulster Grassland Society competition. Richard Halleron reports.

Sir Ian Grant, one of the most successful post-war presidents of the National Farmers Union Scotland (NFUS), has died aged 79.