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Welsh business Emyr Evans has refurbished the first tractor it sold as a Massey Ferguson dealer to mark major milestone. James Huyton reports.

New tine systems, heavy-duty harrow and wheel mark loosening tines expand the claimed versatility of the Plano shallow cultivator for mechanical weed control and seedbed preparation

Farmers said there could be a reduction in UK food production this year following 'unsustainable' increases to key inputs. Red diesel prices alone have gone up by more than 50% in less than a fortnight since the start of the war in Iran

Hundreds of farmers have raised concerns in response to a Defra consultation on animal welfare reforms, warning that the proposals risk undermining the competitiveness of British livestock producers and ‘offshoring’ welfare obligations overseas

The Scottish Tenant Farmers Association is calling for the sale of Tulchan Estate in Moray to be delayed until the concerns of tenant farmers have been addressed regarding their pre-emptive right to buy

Farmers have gained another small victory after the Government announced a U-turn on overseas visas for sheep shearers

Farm safety - what more can be done? In this week's episode we highlight the realities of safety on farm

No fewer than seven animals surpassed the £8,000 mark at the March show and sale of show potential cattle at Borderway where the trade was led by a Limousin cross heifer at £15,000

The Association of Independent Meat Suppliers said increases in charges for official controls at meat plants could leave already struggling abattoirs paying between £50,000 to £100,000 more this year alone

On April 6 the new changes to Inheritance Tax come into force, but with so much change happening across the industry, is the sector able to plan, invest and future-proof businesses?