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AIMS said the FSA and many of its senior management team had been ‘marking their own homework’ for way too long

In line with global markets and the renewed concerns for Black Sea supplies, domestic wheat markets have been pushing higher 

Shropshire Wildlife Trust has received a financial boost after the Environment Agency accepted an enforcement undertaking offer from Muller UK and Ireland

The National Pig Association has called on the authorities to clamp down ‘in the strongest possible terms on apparent illegal activity in the pork supply chain’

Agricultural education group FarmED has joined forces with Chelsea Green Publishing to launch a new writing competition open to people aged 16 to 30.

Nearly 4,000 school children in Surrey and Sussex are being offered the chance to find out more about farming thanks to the Loan a Lamb initiative.

Wales could become the first country in the UK to license game shoots, prompting concern about the future of biodiversity and impact excessive regulation could have on the rural economy.

Three years ago, the Halman family never imagined they would be running their own farm, but a newfound passion for agriculture has seen them create a successful business. Emily Ashworth finds out more.

Kate Forbes, runner-up in the leadership contest, has turned down the post of Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and the Islands

An intuitive approach to sustainable energy use has seen Jonny Crickmore and his family install a unique system to harness energy for their dairy farm, raw milk, cheese and butter making diversifications. Hannah Park finds out more.