This week's opinion from throughout the world of agriculture: John McArthur, managing director, McArthur BDC
There are difficult days when it feels like the entire world is on the shoulders of the people who grow our food, but one magical moment on Britain's Got Talent shows people really care about British farmers
Vets have raised concern that current bluetongue testing arrangements may inadvertently weaken disease surveillance
Rita Poulsen has criticised the response to her husband's inquest with the former teacher comparing farm inspections to the Ofsted 'regime of fear' in education
Labour has opened a long-awaited public consultation to speed up its key manifesto pledge to ban trail hunting
This week from Farmers Guardian editor Katie Jones
The NFU, RSPCA and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) have joined forces to urge Government to safeguard Britain’s food production standards by introducing core standards for agri-food imports entering the UK
The plan was laid before Parliament yesterday and published on March 24
Conservative Party Leader Kemi Badenoch told Farmers Guardian that conflict in the Middle East must be a wake up call for the Government to back food production in the UK
The Royal Ulster Agricultural Society said the decision has been taken due to the uncertainty of when any ban on bird gatherings may be lifted