Blogs

When it comes to improving farm performance, the temptation is often to look for one big change. But could some of the biggest gains come from making lots of smaller, cost-effective improvements instead?

Britain has lost nine in 10 abattoirs since the 1970s, how much longer must farmers be left to deal with the consequences?

Chief reporter Rachael Brown looks at the critical pinch points for farming in next week's Budget, on top of the family farm tax

Between geopolitics, trade deals and El Nino weather concerns, food security is as important as ever for the UK, but are we appreciating what crops we have available over the staple favourites we import?

Better deals with the EU and India may be on their way but domestic production needs to be the priority

After the Government's announcement yesterday, FG head of arable Ash Ellwood considers the realistic pros and cons of the action plan for growers

News and business reporter Mia Willemsen reflects on the farming policies mentioned during the Conservative Party conference

With the CBAM policy due to start on January 1, Ash Ellwood discusses what the projected effects are on UK arable farmers