British Wool

Writing from his family's farm in Cumbria, Farmers Guardian online content specialist Tom Ryder questions why British wool remains so undervalued when demand for sustainable, natural products has rarely been more prominent

British Wool has announced a solid start to sales this season

From turning unusable grass into nutritious food to creating biodiverse habitats and producing wool, the NSA makes sheep farming’s case this Love Lamb Week

While many perceive wool products to be mainly jumpers, this year's British Wool stand at the Great Yorkshire Show put bedding and dryer balls in the spotlight

Speaking to Farmers Guardian at the Great Yorkshire Show, the Great British Sewing Bee judge shared the importance of choosing wool over synthetic alternatives

Angela Calvert Farmers Guardian's head of livestock reflects on shearing sheep and the wool price

Prices were up by 10% for most core types compared to the previous sale

A new wool summit brought together by The Great British Wool Revival shone a spotlight on the supply chain. Emily Ashworth reports

This week from Farmers Guardian readers: Sue Andrews, farmer and author, recounts the rich history of Britain’s wool industry

With around 30,000 sheep farmers working together through British Wool, the strength of collective selling continues to play a central role in securing improved returns for wool