Farmers have benefited from lower fuel prices over the last few months, but costs of a range of key inputs are now creeping up.
Levy payers in the horticulture and potatoes sector were planning to trigger a formal ballot by the end of the week
Household contacts of factory workers at the Coupar Angus site have been advised to self-isolate
Arla Foods’ on-account prices for conventional milk and organic milk price will remain unchanged for September
The contract includes a ‘groundbreaking’ Virus Yellows assurance fund and a futures-linked contract pilot
With lockdown restraining the farmland market in the first half of 2020, Alex Black takes a look at the main trends driving buyers and sellers this year.
New Trade and Agriculture Commission member Shanker Singham has not always had the best reputation in the farming community. Abi Kay speaks to him to find out how he thinks UK farmers can be protected in a post-Brexit world.
August 21 marks the day the UK would run out of food if it relied on homegrown produce
Securing planning permission for new agricultural tied dwellings has eased succession planning for three generations of farmers. Farmers Guardian reports.
All Government departments must be aware that introducing friction at the UK-EU border will have a major effect on pig production, processing and herd health, says Ed Barker, senior policy advisor at the National Pig Association.