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George Eustice told the BBC farmers had managed to recoup subsidy losses through increased farm gate prices

After two years of market volatility caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to renewed market turbulence across the red meat supply chain

The grain and crop inputs business increased its operating profits to £35 million on a turnover of £1.45 billion; generating a profit after tax of £26m

I feel contributing to the AHDB ‘Shape the Future’ consultation is worth my time and here are five reasons why I am taking part

Mid-March and the February storms seem to have passed. Officially in spring, it is nice to get a taste of lighter nights.

An amazing result was achieved at Talybonton-Usk livestock market last week, when a grand sum of £2,000 was raised for the Ukraine Trauma First Aid Project, recently set up by a local, ex-military man.

As consumers and retailers search for alternatives to plastic packaging, Chris McCullough looks at whether the end is in sight for the plastic milk bottle

Understanding and thinking about cows’ innate and learned behaviours will help reduce on-farm incidents for farmers and veterinarians.

UK farmers have stepped up to the plate in their support for Ukrainian refugees fleeing from the Russian invasion, with farmers across the country offering accommodation. By Hannah Binns, Alex Black and Ewan Pate.

Farmers across the UK have sent in photographs of the great British landscape as spring arrives.