Farm Business

Attempts to recover more than 49,000 miles of ‘lost paths’ in England and Wales could significantly impact already-strained rural resources and endanger wildlife. 

UK and EU diplomats finally agreed a trade deal at the end of 2020, with negotiations going right to the wire. Abi Kay explores what it means for individual farming sectors.

Red Tractor is urging farmers to respond to a new consultation on future standards across all six of the scheme’s sectors.

The tightening up of Covid-19 restrictions in Scotland has resulted in a postponement of the February Stirling Bull Sales

Livestock markets were able to remain open as they play a ‘vital role’ in the food supply chain

Livestock markets were able to remain open as they play a vital role in the food supply chain

Four grading depots are to close next season

Numerous food and farming heroes have been recognised in the 2021 New Year Honours list.

Farmers’ Union of Wales (FUW) has urged industry to take safety seriously after the high number of people killed on farmers in 2020 reveals the ‘harrowing reality’ of how dangerous farming can be.

Employing students is not just of benefit to the student, securing valuable experience to launch a career after graduation. Clemmie Gleeson speaks to an estate manager and farm owner who believe students bring welcome gains to their enterprises, and to the students who benefited from their commitment.