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Longwool and shortwool champions competed against one another in the sheep rings for the overall sheep inter-breed championship

There was some hot competition across the livestock sections at this year’s Balmoral Show as the sun shone over the showrings

The Environment Agency has reflected on why farm inspections are important and why farmers should see them as ways to identify areas of improvement

Dairy producers have been urged to take the time to read and understand the new contracts and what it means for their business

The move comes as part of a broader effort looking to reduce 'overlapping, unnecessary, or disproportionate rules'

River flow and rainfall averages plummet as dry weather set to continue

Department says its commitment to farmers remains 'steadfast' but there will be no change to Budget reforms

Tenants are being sought for three farms in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Supermarkets, politicians and industry leaders have all had their say on the US/UK trade deal signed on May 8, but will the impact reach your farm gate?

Analysis from Quality Meat Scotland has revealed the UK may need to import 124,000 tonnes of beef to fill a projected 8% drop in production by 2030 if it does not invest in beef production