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Rocketing input costs and disruptions to availability were raising fears of crops rotting in the fields and the collapse of the British pig industry.

Landlords resuming land from tenants to plant trees under a disputed notice to quit will not be eligible for funding through the England Woodland Creation Offer (EWCO), Defra has confirmed.

British Sugar said it felt it needed offer growers a guarantee on price in light of rising input costs

Crops grown in regenerative systems have a healthier nutritional profile than the same crops grown conventionally, a new study has found.

Changes in agricultural policy mean there will be an increased focus on profitability. Andersons Business Consultants takes a look at the impact of inflation and cuts in support on farm businesses. Cedric Porter reports.

Emergency grants of up to £1,000 are being made available to farmers whose properties have been hit by recent storms, an agricultural charity has announced.

Farmers eager to deliver humanitarian aid to Ukraine are calling on officials to provide guidelines to help supplies get to those in need.

INCREASED sales at farm shops since the start of the pandemic means the industry now generates £1.4 billion in sales nationally and employs 25,000 people.

Levy payers have been urged to engage with AHDB’s Shape the Future campaign, with growing frustration in the number of sign ups as the deadline nears.

Head of News Abi Kay and Head of Business Alex Black explore the conflict in Ukraine, uncovering the personal stories behind the war and the bigger picture impact on global commodity markets.