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Recruiting on farm continues to be an issue with 13% of employers saying that they will leave farming altogether in the next 12 months if the situation does not improve

The vital role of grouse moor management in supporting Scotland’s wildlife and landscapes has been in focus as the 2025 grouse season opened today, in Perthshire

With 155 food and drink manufacturers now operating in the region, the sector is emerging as a driving force for sustainable innovation, economic resilience, and local pride

A very strong livestock section was seen at Burwarton Show with more than 800 sheep and 170 cattle exhibits despite bluetongue restrictions stopping many regular exhibitors from attending.

Can the political party prove to farmers that it can help businesses grow and unleash the potential of the rural economy if elected?

Should farmers in England be concerned about sea eagle predation on livestock which has affected their counterparts in Scotland?

A new high health and efficiency young sire has entered the running in the genomic index ranking, published this week by AHDB

Grouse shooting season begins but low numbers lead to cancelled or reduced shoot days

Unite has warned strike action could last for at least a month

Leicestershire County Council said a farmer's actions could have posed a serious risk to the UK's food supply chain