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Considered the most prevalent infectious disease among UK dairy herds, digital dermatitis, if left untreated, can have detrimental consequences on animal performance and overall health.

All poultry and captive birds in England are being ordered to be kept indoors in a bid to stem the avian flu epidemic.

Irish farms face an existential threat like no other, now the ‘emissions genie’ has been let out of the EU milk bottle, writes Bruce Jobson.

The delay in signing a post-Brexit trade deal with India is cause for optimism on the Government’s trade agenda, according to National Food Strategy author Henry Dimbleby.

Dairy farmers in Wales have said it is unlikely they will sign up to the country’s new Sustainable Farming Scheme as its current terms will ‘inhibit’ production.

Domestic and global factors have combined to put pressure on grain prices, but there is still no sign of a significant drop in values.

A man who worked for more than 30 years on his family’s farm has won a Supreme Court inheritance case against his parents, in a landmark judgment which will have implications for succession plans.

With new laws on enhancing biodiversity for developers and more businesses looking to offset their impact, Alice Dyer explores the opportunities out there for nature-conscious landowners.

The Scottish Government is being urged to do more to control feral pigs, as fears of an African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak grow.

A spring barley variety with high grain quality and consistent yields is being launched for growers of feed barley.