Issues such as computer chip shortages and steel price rises were already affecting machinery delivery times before recent developments exacerbated equipment supply issues. Martin Rickatson asks makers and dealers for tips on securing what you need – when you need it. 

I feel contributing to the AHDB ‘Shape the Future’ consultation is worth my time and here are five reasons why I am taking part

Mid-March and the February storms seem to have passed. Officially in spring, it is nice to get a taste of lighter nights.

Chris Davies is pursuing his passion for traditional rural crafts while working alongside his parents on the family farm. Gaina Morgan finds out more.

As consumers and retailers search for alternatives to plastic packaging, Chris McCullough looks at whether the end is in sight for the plastic milk bottle

Well-established family butchery and farm business owner Philip Warren and son, Ian, are passionate about strengthening and growing a marketing route for native breeds. And as they told Rebecca Jordan, linking up with local f

Challenging times ahead, says David Crowden.

The Hallos family has undertaken a review of its upland livestock unit in West Yorkshire and has come up with a number of solutions, which they hope will secure an income as the industry experiences a transition period. Wendy Short reports.

Serious livestock accidents and illness can, and do, happen. So what should producers do in emergency situations to secure the best possible outcome for the animal? Olivia Cooper finds out.