The 1,000-hectare farm started as a Royal Air Force Bombers site in the Second World War, which was decommissioned in the late 1960s and bought straight from the military by Jamie Stokes' grandfather,...
The 1,000-hectare farm started as a Royal Air Force Bombers site in the Second World War, which was decommissioned in the late 1960s and bought straight from the military by Jamie Stokes' grandfather,...
A £12,000 loss on a potato contract prompted Yorkshire farmer Callum Stark to rethink his business, turning an underperforming asset into a growing leisure enterprise
Defra-backed study finds some 78% of respondents said they would consider growing them on their farm in the next five years
Widespread reports of high pest numbers being spotted in emerging cereal crops are putting pressure on growers to consider insecticide use, even if they have selected the no insecticide option in Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) schemes