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The Government’s ‘levelling up’ agenda has come under fire after a lacklustre response to the damage caused by Storm Arwen to rural communities

When it comes to weather, things usually average out if you wait long enough.

Andy Moye, 24, lives near Sudbury, Suffolk and is currently working on a beef unit.

UK agriculture must turn the net zero conundrum on its head and ‘see its current liabilities as assets’, the 2021 Nuffield Conference heard.

Defra’s latest fly-tipping figures fail to tell the ’full story of disgraceful behaviour which blights the countryside’, CLA president Mark Tufnell has said. 

A Government push to make farming ever more reliant on ‘technologies of control’ such as big data, AI, quantum computing and biotech risks undermining the UK’s food security, a leading academic has warned.

A Government push to make farming ever more reliant on technologies of control such as big data, AI, quantum computing and biotech risks undermining the UKs food security, a leading academic has warned.

A Somerset farm run by the Royal Association of British Dairy Farming (RABDF) chair and his family has been fined £37,184 for polluting a watercourse with slurry and manure.

Global concern about the Omicron Covid-19 variant spooked global markets, with grain prices falling in line with oil prices, Cedric Porter asks whether the market will remain bearish

NFU Sugar said talks between themselves and British Sugar to cover the situation growers face of spiralling beet haulage costs this year have ended