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Scotland has committed to reaching net zero for 2045. An Arable Scotland round table discussed the challenges and opportunities this presents for its farmers.

Virtual home-working has been a learning curve for many agricultural employees, so what lessons can be learned from the journey so far? Danusia Osiowy speaks to three young professionals who have adapted to new working days.

The Prince of Wales has showcased his support for Rare Breeds Survival Trust (RBST)-accredited farm parks, encouraging visitors to return when they re-open from July 4.

First Milk has announced today (July 1) it will hold its standard milk litre for August 2020 at 26.75ppl.

Land sold for tree planting continued to achieve strong results in early 2020, with some agents reporting upwards of £2,000 per acre.

Farm deaths have fallen to their lowest level on record, new data from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has revealed.

A vigilant farmer has helped police in the arrest of two men suspected of stealing quad bikes in North Yorkshire.

There has been much hype around the development of the Ineos Grenadier, a vehicle many see as a suitable replacement for the Land Rover Defender of yesteryear.

Beef producers are in a strong position to capitalise on growing retail demand for British product which has seen liveweight and deadweight prices for mid-June rise 4.8 per cent and 5.3 per cent respectively on last year.

An environmental charity has come under fire from farmers, after it ‘recklessly’ claimed poultry farms in Wales were polluting rivers in the region.