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Is the UK equipped to feed a nation if it is to fight a war in Great Britain?

Arla to hold July price

The Environment Agency has been given a funding boost to help clean-up Britain's water supplies and reduce pollution

Warwickshire Rural Crime Team said several sheep belonging to multiple farmers were killed by two dogs, and the shock caused further damage and losses afterwards

Livestock and visitors enjoyed the sunshine at the largest two-day show in the country, the Royal Norfolk Show, where breeders reaped the prizes. Ellie Layton reports

Alastair Brown will start the role on July 1 and he said it was a great honour to have the opportunity to drive new policies and strategies at the LAA

Pilgrims said it was looking to address the issue of short-term thinking in an industry requiring long-term investment

Latest move shows Government's 'blatant disregard' for Northern Ireland’s agri industry, says union

Union jacks and information on apples are 'not prominent enough' for shoppers looking to buy British

Reductions in lamb and whisky tariffs could open opportunities