Livestock

Poppy Burrough is an apprentice technician engineer for JCB and is forging a promising future for herself in agriculture

Young entrepreneurs Rebecca and Liam have created a successful business and are working hard towards making their brand even better.

Steven Dring and Richard Ballard are growing edible crops in London’s first underground farm

The House of Lords will test the Government’s commitment to protecting standards in trade deals, with peers almost certain to add a new clause to the Agriculture Bill, says Bristol East Labour MP Kerry McCarthy.

A larger pot of £3.5 million has been committed to the ring-fenced fund shared between the levy boards in England, Scotland and Wales in the coming year.

Current systems used to calculate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by Government are overvaluing the impact of long established or declining methane sources, such as livestock farms.

At 27 Ben Lake is one of the youngest MPs at Westminster, we catch up with him on his work as the spokesperson for rural affairs for Plaid Cymru

The liquid milk market is broken and the whole supply chain is no longer sustainable, believes NFU Dairy board chairman Michael Oakes.

Defra Secretary George Eustice has said the measures to tackle supply chain unfairness in the Agriculture Bill will give farmers a ‘fair share of the cake’, despite the fact they do not touch on price.

There has been a recent shift in silage making practice as more dairy farmers put greater reliance on home-grown forage. Farmers Guardian takes a look at how best to make sure a multi-cut approach stacks up.