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Tenant farmers Haydn and Julia Mathias, who run an organic sucker herd said their income is set to drop by about 75 per cent next year

The post has since been deleted as the Dartmoor National Park Authority said it ‘did not reflect the views of the authority’, but read: “Let the battle begin, woodland areas vs open moorland? Which side are you on?”

The weather did not dampen the spirits at the Welsh Dairy Show held at the United Counties showground in Carmarthen with some of the best cattle the Welsh dairy industry has to offer on display.

No decision yet on land buy-back rules following cancellation of Northern HS2 route

The Scottish First Minister met NFUS president Martin Kennedy, chief executive John Davidson, director of policy Jonnie Hall and political affairs manager Beatrice Morrice at the Scottish Parliament to discuss Storm Babet, food production, biodiversity and climate change

Farmers are combining traditional customs with more modern Halloween ideas during celebrations on the island

Tenant Farmers Association said in the last few weeks alone, five tenant farmers had come forward with concerns over land being replaced by solar

High Court grants consent for River Action to pursue Judicial Review over Environment Agency’s failure to protect River Wye from agricultural pollution

Waterlogged grazing is rarely due to the soil type, but is more aligned with management style according to independent adviser Niels Corfield

Ian Atkinson on this year's autumn sales