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Combining class-leading towing ability, a secure load area and luxury SUV comfort, we find out whether the two-seat Discovery can offer a practical alternative for agricultural and rural businesses

While many farms have sought to become more specialised, Martin and Alison Furness have chosen to spread the risk across their dairy, beef and sheep enterprises, and maintain a 'laser-sharp' commercial focus

Some 28 British Friesian bulls from the Goonhilly herd in Cornwall have been sent to stud in the 15 years since the herd was first registered

The Barron family have built the Fell View South Devon herd around longevity, forage utilisation and commercial performance

With combines continuing to roll across much of the UK, another exceptionally early harvest is rapidly giving way to the next challenge - planning this autumn's drilling campaign

Pottinger's entry in the competitive disc cultivator market aims to offer a wider range of adjustment for condition flexibility, plus the ability to establish some crops

Few beef farmers can claim that skippering a speedboat is part of the working day, but the Scott-Park family's lochside location has provided opportunities to supplement the income from their organic suckler herd

One of Brazil's biggest dairy farms is using technology to combat high milk production costs

The 120-180hp tractor segment remains a competitive part of the UK market, whether for livestock, mixed or arable farming. We take a look at the current contenders offering all-round performance

Over the past 25 years, one Cheshire sheep breeder has built a reputation as one of the country's largest commercial tup breeders. Ellie Layton finds out more.