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World Milk Day, held annually on June 1, is an opportunity for the dairy industry to connect with consumers by shining a light on the nutritional importance of milk

The UK’s food and drink trade deficit grew again in the first quarter of 2025, having ballooned since Brexit

The latest funding schemes from Defra focus on equipment, technology and innovation in agriculture. Jennifer Hawkes spoke to Farmers Guardian about what is available for farmers

Graham Miles, bishop's agricultural chaplain for Suffolk, said he has dealt with six incidents over the past year where farmers have taken their own life due to Inheritance Tax changes

Livestock and potato enterprises are among the latest to be targeted by Russian missile and drone attacks

The fragility of international seed supply as a result of disruptions to global trading systems and their impact on food supply chain were highlighted at the World Seed Congress

Farmers said they feel 'undermined' by retailers stocking beef products which are not British and have challenged retailers to do even more to source beef in stores from UK farms

Yorkshire farmer John Charlesworth died on October 29, 2024, just a day before Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the Government's Autumn Budget changes to Inheritance Tax

Livestock numbers were up across the board at the two-day Staffordshire County Show, with a particularly strong entry in the dairy section

The Brooke family at Midfearn Farm in the Scottish Highlands, are the hosts for NSA Highland Sheep 2025