It follows a 38 Degrees campaign for supermarkets to confirm their position
The Clarkson's Farm star said Inheritance Tax changes will wipe out British farming and all the industries that go with it
New iFarm data shows widespread underinsurance across UK farms exposing farmers to major financial losses
In the first of a two-part series, Farmers Guardian's Alex Black speaks to Collyer Bristow's Carly Russell
Labour MP Maya Ellis writes on working with farmers to change Inheritance Tax thresholds prior to Christmas, and why collaboration is going to be crucial in the next decade of British farming
Decarbonising British agriculture would increase food prices by less than 1% – the equivalent of around 50p on a weekly shop – but the Government will need to manage the process carefully to preserve a farming sector already in crisis
Arla also drops conventional milk price for February by 1.75ppl to 33.98ppl
Thirsk and Malton MP Kevin Hollinrake writes on the heroic efforts of rural communities who answered the call when wildfires struck in areas like Langdale Moor last year, and why it is an injustice that farmers face emergency situations with very little support
Food companies will need to use the consumer as their ‘compass’ to help navigate through the next 10 years as appetite suppressants continue to impact the market
Should the Government heed calls from politicians and farmers to pause IHT changes until 2027 and hold a full consultation with the sector?