Farm Business

Seventy-nine sheep worth thousands of pounds have been stolen from moorland in North Yorkshire, sparking a police appeal for information.

New measures have been adopted across the UK’s agricultural universities to ensure student safety amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Confusion reigns over the future of wood-pasture restoration in the uplands after a farmer was told the option was being withdrawn with immediate effect.

Food trade between the UK and EU will be slashed by almost a quarter in both directions even if a free trade agreement (FTA) is reached before the end of this year, new research has found.

In 2014, when it set the target of 100% by the end of 2020, the brewing giant imported all of its barley

With farming inheritance disputes seemingly on the increase, Ashfords’ Tom Biddick looks at how to reduce the likelihood of your faming business being subject to a family dispute

The dairy said the rise reflects recent stability in returns from cream and butter markets

Fearing rural areas could be left behind in their post Covid-19 recovery, the Rural Coalition (RC) has called on Government to provide ‘fair funding’ support.

Industry bodies have a launched a ‘shadow’ Trade and Agriculture Commission, after concerns were raised about the weakness of the official body set up by Government.

Divorce in a farming family can have devastating consequences. Ashford’s Jayne Turner discusses how to approach a divorce successfully.