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A report from sustainability charity WRAP looked at waste in carrot, egg, potato, strawberry, blackcurrant and apple enterprises

Producers call for retailer support as the supermarkets warn of shortages of other proteins at Christmas

Beef farmers who have been carrying out blood sampling of youngstock to identify disease as part of a veterinary-led scheme are now using initial results as an indicator to improve the health of their stock, explains Georgi

International Trade Secretary Liz Truss said this was a ‘huge win’ for farmers and food producers

Issues with sourcing new machinery were providing a boost for the second hand market

There is a distinctly autumnal feel in the air now. August has come and gone in a flash, and with September now upon us, the nights are well and truly drawing in.

Summer harvest 2021 has been busier than ever. Labour shortages combined with few ‘good combining days’ have certainly seen the grey hair count increase rapidly.

Dairy farmers have been forced to dump thousands of litres of milk as the haulage crisis continues to ripple across the industry.

Farmers have been encouraged to reach out to their communities and #sharetheload this World Suicide Prevention Day.

Texels dominated the top prices and set a new record of 65,000 at what was a very different Kelso ram sale.