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Profits have slumped by nearly 60 per cent at poultry giant Moy Park as inflationary pressures weighed on the business

Soaring energy costs are forcing some farmers to consider cutting production, posing a food security risk.

Industry chiefs are closely monitoring the strike situation at Felixstowe port, with some branding it the ‘latest blow’ to the resilience of Britain’s supply chains.

The Government is being urged to put together a water strategy to protect food security, as farmers struggle with drought conditions across the south and east of the country.

Shearers across the country have been busy setting new records and fundraising for charities close to their hearts.

Welsh Black heifer reigns supreme at Pembrokeshire

Farm-based solar projects will be an important part of the energy mix going forward but ’mega’ arrays of ground mounted panels will continue to face opposition, the NFU has said.

The Foundation for Common Land (FCL) has warned the last three per cent of England’s collectively managed land is at risk of being lost due to the slow development of the Environmental Land Management (ELM) scheme.

A dairy has expressed its gratitude after two stolen milk trailer units were recovered following a short police investigation and help from the public.

Farmers and growers who use regenerative farming practices can now apply for a new stamp to certify their sustainability credentials.