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Farmers must look to the export market if they want to safeguard the UK’s food production reputation, industry leaders have claimed. 

The shutdown at Shanghai harbour due to Covid-19 is having a major impact on global agricultural trade. By Bruce Jobson

THE prospect of lynx being released into the Cairngorms is back on the agenda, following the publication of a new report.

THE Jalex Select sale of commercial in-calf heifers on-farm at Randalstown, Northern Ireland, on behalf of James Alexander, attracted 480 online bidders, as well as a packed ringside.

Defra has announced it intends to send direct payments to farmers in two instalments to help with cashflow, as input costs soar.

A group of around 50 farmers have made the decision to set up the British Farming Union, with the aim of bringing about political change.

A group of around 50 farmers have made the decision to set up the British Farming Union, with the aim of bringing about political change.

The Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset sheep breeders had a record breaking day in the ram sale at the May Fair at Exeter with the overall champion setting a new breed record of 6,800gns, for Matthew and Adam Care Looe, Cornwall.

Sustainability may be a ‘buzz word’ in many conversations concerning agriculture at the moment, but what does it mean to farmers at the coal face?

A fourth-generation Welsh dairy farmer who has lost his entire herd to bovine tuberculosis is calling on farmers to come together to demand a change in Government policy.