Farm Business

Any farmer looking to buy timber this spring is in for a shock.

Buyers are in the market for land but landowners have been cautious bringing land forward with uncertainty from Brexit, future agricultural policy and the pandemic. We take a look at what is driving farmland market

Labour Shadow Defra Secretary Luke Pollard gives his views on the UK-Australia trade deal, and explains why he believes the Government intends to put family farms out of business.

British oilseed prices continue to be supported by a global market that expects demand to outstrip supply

The safety record in agriculture continues to show a worryingly high injury and death rate, especially where machinery is involved.

A planning submission which could see an additional 400,000 tonnes of liquid meat, brewery and food waste dumped in old fertiliser lagoons has faced strong objections from a rural community in South Norfolk.

This week, Farmers Guardian launches a new farm safety series looking at what can be done to drive down the shocking toll of death and serious injury on UK farms.

Farming groups have blasted the Government’s decision to agree a free-trade deal with Australia, calling it a ’betrayal’. 

There is no doubting that a lump sum of up to £100,000 will grab the attention of some of those in the latter stages of their farming careers.

Lamb sales were up in 2021 despite higher prices as consumers look for quality and cook more at home