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The family of Owen Lewis have paid tribute to a 'much loved son' after he was killed in a road traffic collision in Carmarthenshire

Deadweight beef prices began 2024 very strongly, although they have slipped over the past few weeks. However, the buoyant liveweight trade suggests that beef's bull run is not over just yet

Averages were up at the show and sale of South Devon cattle at Exeter where trade peaked at 10,000gns

The UK Government is being urged to rethink its ‘not for EU’ labelling scheme which is set to be introduced in October

Deere continues to progress in its transformation into a technology-focused company, with advancements in its latest S7 range of combines

34 per cent of holidays in Wales involve camping or caravanning with many farms hosting campsites

Problems are mounting for growers as fieldwork is hit by further delays, the rising threat of disease and decreased yields

Over 60 tenants attended a meeting at Penrith Auction Mart last night (April 3). Many had either already been given notices to quit by their landlord or were having difficult conversations

Ms Hallos said she was excited about the future of British agriculture, but added: "Let's not kid anybody, it is going to be a rough road, and there is going to be winners and losers like there is in everything in life"