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With a visit from Trading Standards always a possibility, Roythornes Solicitors' Katie Temple advises farmers on how to prepare for an unexpected visit.

Evie Rogers, 21, is a sustainability analyst from Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Louise Bunford speaks 2 years on from her son’s death on farm

"I have the memories of Tomos who was a truly amazing little boy who lit up the room"

September’s warm, dry start has given growers in Scotland a welcome reprieve in what many had feared could be a poor harvest.

"The biggest compliment I can give to all farmers is they have survived another harvest despite all the pressure and weight which was placed on them"

The Westmorland Agricultural Society have announced the appointment of Angela Cornthwaite as their new Chief Executive

An industry working group set up to tackle the impending ban of seed treatments on maize is hopeful treated seed will be available next spring

Brian May said the short-film would try and convince farmers about ending badger culling which 'needlessly' killed animals

Moor Houses Farm said the sheep sustained 'significant injuries' to one of its back legs and had to be put to sleep