Farm Life

Scotland’s First Minister and SNP leader Humza Yousaf has had a turbulent first week in office.

Thousands of Environment Agency workers in England are to strike for a further a four days over pay later this month, following weeks of disruption as staff opted out of ‘on call’ duties.

With tough economic circumstances weighing on the residential property market, Alex Black spoke to property experts to find out whether the impact was being felt on farmland.

Farmers are being offered £44 million to help tackle pollution, as part of the Government’s new £1.6 billion Plan for Water.

Contracting price rises are ‘inevitable’ this spring as inflation continues to impact costs for contractors.

Increasingly tighter supplies are driving pig prices to new record highs, but European price progression has slowed.

Alex Phillips is a partner and head of the agriculture and rural affairs division at law firm mfg Solicitors.

MPs are set to debate controversial plans to significantly limit grazing on Dartmoor following claims Natural England is attempting to rewild the iconic landscape “by the backdoor”.

TV and radio presenter Rylan Clark has landed a role on rural drama The Archers as part of the BBC’s coverage of this year’s Eurovision coverage.

A blast of much-needed sunshine has brought with it a sense of optimism and welcome relief to those in the midst of lambing.