Livestock

Cattle prices had fallen since hitting highs in May, but tighter supplies seem to have halted the fall

The chief executive of Organic Farmers & Growers believed organic growers could receive up to a 50 per cent increase compared to historic BPS rates

Calls for the cattle sector to adopt electric tagging has been two decades in the making in Scotland

The Heath and Hampstead society has partnered with the City of London Corporation and the Rare Breeds Survival Trust to carry out an ecological grazing trial involving a flock of five sheep

The pressure of Avian Influenza in the poultry industry has led to discussions about whether vaccination against the disease should be carried out in all flocks.

Tudor Haris has fulfilled his goal and has seen the business change and adapt over the years. Gaina Morgan looks back over his farming journey

Head of exotic disease control at Defra, Gordon Hickman said farmers should be wary of the unprecedented scale of Avian Influenza (AI) across the UK.

The RSPCA said the rescue mission took at least two hours

Youngstock numbers reduced by 1.2 per cent compared to the same point last year

Defra was probed on a specific date in autumn in which the online checker would open, but failed to give one. They said they were preparing to launch round two of the scheme and guidance would be issued soon