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The Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Act has received Royal Assent to become an Act of Parliament, following almost nine months of debate across both Houses of Parliament.

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Milk cooling, water heating and vacuum pumps account for the biggest proportion of energy use on a dairy farm and therefore offer the greatest scope for savings, says energy specialist Chris Brooks.

Herd health and fertility performance is continuing to approve according to NMR’s latest key performance indicator (KPI) report.

Farmers have been urged to take another look at ‘improved’ Countryside Stewardship agreements as the application window opens to apply for 2024 Mid Tier agreements.

LIFFE’s March 23 contract slipped well below £200/t for the first time since early February last year, before the events in Ukraine began

Donna Edmonds, Farms for City Children CEO, believes her charity can play a key role in safeguarding farming’s future. Emily Scaife finds out more.

Proposals to tackle the impact of second homes and short-term holiday lets in Wales could hit genuine providers and have an irreversible impact on the Welsh agritourism industry.

Indian farmers have called off a protest march on Mumbai over onion prices after receiving assurances from the state Government.