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Lleyns have proved to be the ideal breed to allow first generation farmer, Ed Whiteman expand his business

From Hannah Hauxwell to Beatrix Potter, women have always worked on the land, but who paved the way and changed agriculture for the better?

With the pipeline of new chemistry slowing, protecting existing products is critical, as experts warn that resistance is on the rise and urge growers to strengthen IPM strategies

Compact and powerful loader tractors often play a pivotal role on many livestock farms, so Farmers Guardian took John Deere’s latest 6M125 on-test to see how it performs

After the loss of their father, sisters Fiona and Alison Wilshaw stepped up to run their family farm in Cheshire

A long-established family farming business is proving that scale, sustainability and animal welfare can go hand in hand

The Farming Equipment and Technology Fund has reopened for 2026, offering grants of up to £75,000 to help farmers invest in productivity, slurry management and animal welfare technology

Growing beans and sunflowers in a crop of forage maize has seen a Pembrokeshire dairy farm raise silage crude protein (CP) levels to nearly 14%

Many in the farming community will have heard of Hannah Hauxwell, and even more will have been inspired by her well-documented way of life. In honour of International Women’s Day, Emily Ashworth takes a deeper look into her story

Two projects in Shropshire are helping farmers and growers meet challenges around water management