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Rural communities in Wales are facing a double hit of potential cuts to development funding, Plaid Cymru has warned.

Rural communities in Wales are facing a ‘double hit’ of potential cuts to development funding, Plaid Cymru has warned.

John Deere recently announced that it is extending its pause on its trade fair presence and will not be attending this years Agritechnica machinery show in Hannover, Germany.

Organic products received a sales boost during lockdown and Organic Farmers and Growers chief executive Roger Kerr was optimistic about the potential of the sector to grow further

Grain and oilseed analysts were watching Brazil to see the impact of wet weather on soybean harvesting and corn plantings.

International Trade Secretary Liz Truss has formally applied to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) which could have a major impact on the agriculture sector

Family farmers are the backbone of our countryside, they’ve shaped our landscape over many centuries - the reason why people flock to our National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty every year, writes Liberal Democrat agriculture spokesman Tim Farron.

How farmers clear their fields of cover crops is being investigated by a final year Harper Adams University student.

The Prime Minister’s fianc and animal rights activist, Carrie Symonds, is said to wield significant power in Number 10. But should farmers be worried? Abi Kay reports.

A hill farmer’s daughter has shared an impassioned plea on social media for people to stop treating moorland like a playground after decades of illegal activity.