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Farm-based charity Siblings Reunited has been hosting reunions for sibling groups split up by the care system or through adoption for almost a decade. Hannah Park reports.

Genetics may have a greater influence on how susceptible dairy cows are to developing foot lesions than previously thought, a new study has found. Debbie James reports.

As the nation’s favourite rabbit celebrates his 120th birthday, Emily Scaife looks into Beatrix Potter’s farming legacy.

An organic dairy farm situated on a remote stretch of the North Yorkshire coast is quietly making waves with its forward-thinking attitudes. Sarah Todd reports.

For many arable farmers, black-grass control is an endless challenge. One Gloucestershire farmer is utilising drone technology to manage the problem.

Cornish new potatoes are the welcome first sign of spring for many consumers, but growing a premium product in such unique terrain brings extra challenges. Jane Carley reports.

With fuel and labour two substantial costs of establishing a potato crop, one West Midlands-based farm has turned to a Baselier FA350 one-pass planter to mitigate against spiralling costs. Alex Heath speaks to them about the machine and the philosophy surrounding it.

Kate Humble shares some of her favourite spring recipes with Farmers Guardian readers from her new book, Homecooked.

Issues such as computer chip shortages and steel price rises were already affecting machinery delivery times before recent developments exacerbated equipment supply issues. Martin Rickatson asks makers and dealers for tips on securing what you need – when you need it. 

Chris Davies is pursuing his passion for traditional rural crafts while working alongside his parents on the family farm. Gaina Morgan finds out more.