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Farmers have benefited from lower fuel prices over the last few months, but costs of a range of key inputs are now creeping up.

Levy payers in the horticulture and potatoes sector were planning to trigger a formal ballot by the end of the week

Farmers in the Severn Trent region have until September 15 to sign up for the Farm to Tap scheme, which pays out up to £5/hectare for protecting water quality

Household contacts of factory workers at the Coupar Angus site have been advised to self-isolate

With cost of production in the UK suckler herd in the spotlight, Hannah Park spoke to Nuffield scholar Sarah Pick who recently completed her study on the topic, looking particularly at ways to successfully calve heifers at 24

Campaigners have accused the Government of quietly changing restrictions on antibiotic use in farming ahead of a US trade deal.

Arla Foods’ on-account prices for conventional milk and organic milk price will remain unchanged for September

The contract includes a ‘groundbreaking’ Virus Yellows assurance fund and a futures-linked contract pilot

This year we have all become living history, an integral part of events which will be analysed for many years to come.

Assessment of a high number of black-grass seed samples shed this summer and collected from winter cereals has shown that dormancy is high at 24 per cent germination.