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Faced with increasing difficulty sourcing spare parts, a Hampshire farmer opted for Claas’ entry-level, Chinese-built Evion combine to upgrade his ageing, yet trusty Laverda self-levelling hill-side model

From an 11-tonne Herdwick ram unveiled by the King to a new history of the Border Collie, sculptor Shawn Williamson's work keeps returning to one subject: the shepherds and sheepdogs of the fells

Texels have been part of the Watkins’ family sheep production for more than 50 years and are now at the forefront of the system. Ellie Layton finds out more.

Commercial mixed livestock farmers, the Stokes family have long been turning out quality stock for commercial markets and in recent years have placed a focused on home-bred breeding lines. Ellie Layton reports.

Investment in automation has earned an innovation award for an Aberdeenshire business which exports potatoes directly to Egypt, alongside running a 200-cow pedigree Aberdeen-Angus suckler herd

Sugar beet has come round in the rotation this season in a long-term sustainable farming systems trial on the 9000-hectare Elveden Estate

At a recent AHDB event, dairy farmers heard the story of Drumgoon Dairy in South Dakota and were offered advice on how to build a resilient dairy business.

The Fendt Favorit 800-Series have become an icon of the 1990s, but very few UK farmers could afford to buy new one. So what were they like? Simon Henley took a closer look.

Ahead of Organic September, OF&G’s chief executive talks organic importance with Farmers Guardian

Summer heatwaves might be bad for yields of traditional crops, but could they open the door for chickpeas?