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Farmers looking to invest in renewable energy to save themselves from high energy prices are left increasingly frustrated by poor grid connections.

The Bank of England has raised its interest rates by 0.25 per cent as it states that food prices staying high means inflation will fall more slowly than expected

Global grain futures have attempted, with mixed success, to build on recoveries staged late last week while uncertainty continues surrounding the renewal of the Black Sea export corridor deal

A bid to protect farmers from unnecessary land loss caused by the next phase of controversial train line HS2 has been put before MPs.

The Labour Party may have emerged as the overall victor in last weeks Local Elections, but both the LibDems and the Greens have cause to celebrate after making significant gains across a number of rural counties.

The annual Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset May Fair attracted a big crowd to Exeter market.

THE sale of pedigree Limousin bulls at Carlisle topped at 52,000gns with an average of 9,178 and a 71 per cent clearance rate.

Growers can expect more volatility in the grain market in the short and longer term as weather and geopolitical factors combine.

Boosting meats credentials among consumers in a highly competitive marketplace was a hot topic at the Association of Independent Meat Wholesalers (AIMS) annual conference, held in Londons Butchers Hall.

Growers are encouraged to provide modern barley varieties with effective green leaf area protection if the crops are to reach the yield potential.