This week from Farmers Guardian readers: William Taylor, Farmers For Action co-ordinator, discusses the decision to pause a UK-wide farm protest and the push for a Farm Welfare Bill
Aberfeldy beef and sheep farmer Martin Kennedy has urged Defra to reconsider taking forward an industry-led approach to adopting ultra high frequency bovine electronic identification across the UK
Should ultra-processed foods be banned in schools?
Farmers said everyone wants food to be affordable, but it cannot be done at the expense of undermining the people who produce it
Ministers have been urged to take meaningful action to help safeguard the cider industry from the unpopular family farm tax
Sir Ed Davey has called for the Government to back British farmers hammered by spiking costs
US President Donald Trump said the King played an influential role in his decision to remove tariffs on Scotch whisky
Bad practices need to be called out in farming, but tarring all farms with the same brush is totally unacceptable
The cooperative has boosted its price for May