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Livestock rustling remains a costly crime for UK farmers as new figures from the NFU Mutual reveal farm animals worth an estimated £2.3 million were stolen last year.

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has rejected a claim from Farming Minister Victoria Prentis that the Government has succeeded in providing enough vets to sign off Export Health Certificates (EHCs).

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has rejected a claim from Farming Minister Victoria Prentis that the Government has ‘succeeded’ in providing enough vets to sign off Export Health Certificates (EHCs).

Sales of processed meat jumped as Brits looked for comfort food

As we enter the New Year with trepidation and a little hope, farming life continues in its usual pattern and we are thankful for it.

The gap between imports and exports is set to widen as the impact of Brexit is felt. By Cedric Porter

Manchester Dairy has been prosecuted by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and fined £34,000 for deliberately overloading vans delivering Freshways milk.

Muller has ‘scaled down’ production at its Bridgwater dairy after a major Covid-19 outbreak where one worker died

Lower than expected global production and steady demand mean the price will remain the same in February

A year-round programme of public engagement has been announced by Linking Environment and Farming (LEAF).