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The first ever Welsh Agriculture Bill has today gone before the Senedd in what is being described as the most important piece of agricultural legislation to go through the Welsh parliament since it was formed more than 20 years ago.

It is okay not to be okay. Reading this opening, you are probably thinking ‘here he goes, talking about his mental health struggles’.

Farmers’ confidence remains low as milk production begins to increase after appearing to hit its trough in August.

Defra’s consultation into pig sector contracts fails to cover the wider supply chain, giving the department ‘insufficient information’ to base decisions on, industry chiefs have warned.

Hundreds of acres of valuable Lincolnshire farmland are set to be lost if a proposed 5sq.km reservoir is given the go-ahead.

A farmer has voiced his frustration with Cheshire Police for their ’ridiculously’ slow response to a report of 11 calves savaged by dogs.

Denmark’s illegal order to cull mink should serve as a warning of the impact Government decisions can have to destroy a farming sector.

Denmark’s illegal order to cull mink should serve as a warning of the impact Government decisions can have to destroy a farming sector.

New Prime Minister Liz Truss has admitted a trade deal with the USA is unlikely to be negotiated over the coming years.

A 25-year-old farmer took his own life after struggling to come to terms with the loss of a family member, an inquest has heard.