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Officers said they found dead cattle in cubicles or partially buried in areas where livestock had access

Following 14 years of Conservative Government the country was expecting change when Labour swept to victory in July 2024

Huw Jones, a 27-year-old Welsh shearer from Abergynolwyn, will attempt the 8-hour Solo Ewe British Record on Saturday

Companies developing cell-cultivated products are to be given official guidance on safety and marketing procedures

Harvest under threat as driest spring for a century takes its toll on arable sector

A variety of in-depth discussions took place on the first day of Groundswell yesterday (July 3), including an inspiring speech from the much-loved regen master Gabe Brown

Farmers and land managers are now able to apply for a total of 78 items, ranging from supporting natural flood management projects to improving water quality under this round

The Groundswell festival opens its doors today (July 2) and welcomes surprise guest appearance from Prince William

Genomics, water quality, building design and milking routines were just some of the topics on the agenda at the British Mastitis conference at the Six Ways Stadium, Worcester. Jonanthan Wheeler reports

Major dairy processors have announced milk price holds for July and August, with volumes remaining high despite dairy farmers leaving the industry