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Efforts to tackle the wildfire at Langdale Moor continue into its fourth week as questions arise around policy and land management

A round-up of this week’s beef and dairy sales including from Limousins in Ballymena, working sheepdogs Dolgellau, and dairy in Market Drayton

Ms Reeves said the budget will address how the economy is 'not working well enough for working people'. But what role has she played in this since last years' Autumn Budget statement?

Senedd committee demands action as it suggests handing back levy board control to the red meat sector

The supermarkets original 2025 target of a 400% increase in meat-free and alternative milk sales has been surpassed reaching a staggering 694%

Schoolchildren tell of physical threats as research says racist attitudes are learned from a young age

At a time when farming is 'evolving, adapting and driving rural Britain forward', how wrong is it to suggest that farming does not contribute to the rural economy?

Denbighshire County Council is to carry out a consultation exercise over plans to have a pair or family of the rodents placed in the planned Green Gates nature reserve on the outskirts of St Asaph

Ceredigion police inspector Matthew Howells said there is a possibility that the lambs may have been stolen for the smokies trade - a delicacy in many West African countries where sheep meat is scorched with a blowtorch to give it a smoked flavour

Teachers, vets, nurses, milkmen, supermarket workers and carers all made the list. But where did farmers end up?