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Boris Johnson’s pledge to protect 30 per cent of England’s land by 2030 has sparked concern among industry leaders.

The RABDFhas warned a number of the UK’s largest dairy farms are set to go bust over the coming years after the Migration Advisory Committee rejected its calls to add dairy workers to the Shortage Occupation List (SOL).

Farmers were reassessing their plans with uncertainty over what restrictions may be in place at Christmas

Unfortunately, due to the current situation, we had to cancel all our on-farm courses this year but, as the saying goes, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade or even better, make cider.

This year we have seen our farms go from being deluged by rain to bone dry in a matter of months.

With 2021 set to usher in a new era of change to trading arrangements, farm support and crop protection regulation, how will Brexit affect the cereals sector?

Measures have been put in place to ensure student safety within a learning environment amid the Covid-19 pandemic at Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC).

Horticulture growers will be given the chance to vote on the future of the AHDB levy after a lengthy campaign.

Seventy-nine sheep worth thousands of pounds have been stolen from moorland in North Yorkshire, sparking a police appeal for information.

New measures have been adopted across the UK’s agricultural universities to ensure student safety amid the Covid-19 pandemic.