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Emma Reynolds makes lively debut at Back British Farming Day event, sidestepping IHT comment to focus on profitability

When British farmers have had enough and leave the UK, who will be there to replace them?

The Prime Minister, who was seen not wearing the NFU’s Back British Farming Day celebratory wheat sheaf badge, was asked whether Inheritance Tax would now be discussed

The opening North of England Mule gimmer lamb show and sale at Skipton saw an overall average of £162.75 for 3,650 head, up £10.21 on the year

A round up of this week's livestock sales, including from Hexham, Carlisle and Melton Mowbray

Hear from industry leaders including new Defra Secretary Emma Reynolds and NFU president Tom Bradshaw, from the NFU's annual reception in Westminster as part of its Back British Farming Day

Will President Trump give Scottish farmers a timely boost by removing tariffs on Scotch whisky?

As the British public once again shows unwavering support for British farmers and growers, the NFU said now is the time to make a strong case for farming as Defra welcomes its new ministers into office

More than a third (38%) of people would go elsewhere if their usual shop didn’t have higher welfare labelled British food options available

How utilising all the tools in the box while maintaining a sharp eye for detail can be the key to autumn weed control