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A picturesque setting can be the perfect backdrop for a new enterprise. Ewan Pate visited Carroglen to find out more.

Met with one of the wettest springs for many years, sugar beet growers have been making slow progress with drilling.

Heart attack and stroke victims in rural areas have been waiting for more than an hour and a half for an ambulances to turn up, as new figures from the Liberal Democrats highlight a stark rural and urban divide in waiting times.

A farmer banned from keeping livestock for five years has had almost 100 animals seized after a second raid on premises in Lamphey, Wales.

Starting a new business plan can be a daunting time. But more than 40 per cent of Welsh farms having diversified, with more looking to join that number.

With more information on BNG being confirmed by Government, Carter Jonas takes a look at the opportunities for farmers.

Welsh farmers are frustrated and anxious over the lack of progress in tackling bovine TB, with anger over the absence of the Welsh Government at a recent meeting.

Pig slaughter numbers have fallen to the lowest levels on record as the standard pig price (SPP) continues to climb to new highs.