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It is International Women's Day, and female farmers across the industry talk about women who have inspired them in their career

While beef prices have climbed, the gap between NI prices and GB has widened

Speaking at this season’s Syngenta Potato Power meetings across the UK, Andy Cunningham, Syngenta Potato Technical Manager warns of higher populations of the pest

Hungary now joins Germany in losing its foot-and-mouth disease free status

Charter launched with goal to reach 40% female representation across the global food value chain by 2035

Scottish MPs told James Murray, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, his Government needs to amend section 177 of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984 to ensure Scottish tenant farmers are excluded from reforms to Agricultural Property Relief

The Arla milk price for conventional milk will remain unchanged from March 1

Leading agronomy firm Hutchinsons is reminding growers with late-sown cereals the importance that sowing date plays in determining which plant protection products can be used this spring

AEA figures show tractor registations dropping in 2025, but the number of actual new machines on farms could be higher

In a landmark event for nature conservation, the National Trust have released the first two pairs of Eurasian beavers to live in the wild in Purbeck, Dorset, after a new policy was announced by Defra and Natural England last week