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The Farming Community Network (FCN) is often the first port of call for people when they are worried, concerned about another person or simply need someone to talk to.

Soaring input costs and concerns over post-Brexit support are prompting beef and sheep producers to make significant cutbacks in the number of livestock on their farms.

The first imports of Australian sugar for more than 40 years are expected to reach the UK by the summer, officials at Tate & Lyle have said.

The first imports of Australian sugar for more than 40 years are expected to reach the UK by the summer, officials at Tate & Lyle have said.

Significant declines in milk prices are very likely in the spring as wholesale prices slip and production increases.

Farmers and rural dwellers from five different nations have collectively clocked up the miles again this month as part of #Run1000, a fundraising drive set up to inspire rural communities to get moving and experience the benefits this can have on mental

A leading plant breeder is encouraging growers to take up the opportunity of contributing to the future development of the Recommended Lists, including how they are designed.

Cambridge City Council has been accused of wasting food after councillors shunned its new vegan menu.

Access to sufficient fresh water is often the first limiting factor to grazing pasture, but the availability of new kit and know-how means most fields can be watered. Sara Gregson reports.

Miller’s trials have assessed how to get the best outcome for spring oats in both yield and end market quality. Farmers Guardian reports.