Farm Life

Being bitten by a tick can have serious health implications. Young farmer Daniel Duerden talks to Hannah Binns about how living with Lyme disease is like being on a rollercoaster.

Livestock groups have moved to block an imminent rule change that will have a ‘massive impact’ on exports, it has been revealed.

A Fife farmer has been fined £2,000 after deliberately damaging a badger sett.

Farm businesses have been urged to feed into a new inquiry to help inform the Government about the ‘true effects’ of the cost-of-living crisis.

The winner of the #FARM24 Best of British recipe competition has been announced.

Tenant farmers must be given full, independent access to all Government schemes and incentives if the sector is to thrive in a future agricultural landscape, according to the Rock Review which has been published today.

Rent freezes could have decades-long consequences for the private rented sector in rural Scotland.

 A woman in her 70s has been found dead in a field after it was believed she was injured by cattle. 

Protestors from anti-livestock lobby Animal Rebellion vandalised a number of high-end food retailers and country clothing stores as they held demonstrations across central London last weekend.

Lowlands farm, in southwest Birmingham, is home to Beth Withers and her husband, Tom. Here, she talks about bringing up her growing family at Lowlands, a beef and sheep farm, and the balance between motherhood and farming.