Farmland

The Energy and Net Zero Secretary said the biggest threat to farming is from climate change and not solar farm developments

Numerous politicians and campaigners said they were frustrated and angered by the new Energy and Net Zero Secretary's decision which could take productive agricultural land out of production for a solar farm

Ed Barker, head of policy and external affairs at the Agricultural Industries Confederation, has reflected on some of the issues the new Labour Government needs to address in the agricultural sector

The Scottish farming Union said the deal could provide farmers and crofters with an additional income stream for farmers and crofters

Farmers can no longer turn a blind eye to a business’ impact on local water quality, says Martin Lines

It follows a dramatic increase in values in recent years due to demand from commercial forestry and natural capital investors

With food production at home and abroad under increasing strain, decisions to ‘rewild’ will undoubtedly cause tension and prompt many questions

Dr Neil Hudson, MP for Penrith and the Border, shows his support for the #FGTaketheLead campaign

Phil Stocker, National Sheep Association CEO, shows his support for the #FGTaketheLead campaign

#FGTaketheLead signs are available to farmers and landowners to place around their fields to remind dog walkers to keep their dogs on leads.